Came here to see my friend Kamaile and to buy some of her wares and there was a fun car show, so I…read moregot to talk to some of the owners and see some pieces of art. I made my way inside because another friend recommended the wine flight and some savories and I had fun chillling in the shady indoors, listening to the music. What a cool venue! I can't wait for the fall to come so I can see what type of harvest, pumpkins events they'll have so I can hang out with my siblings.

The rose garden and decor are wonderful. The victorian saloon is gorgeous! It's worth it to go…read moresee it! The wine is just average - we did like the white reisling and the malbec, and the port was also good. We ordered the trail mix which is actually a small charcuterie plate. The crackers were stale. The music was KZOK radio (Seattle). Rock and roll did not fit the beautiful decor. So it's kind of a mixed bag. But go see the saloon and beautiful light fixtures.

Love the setting, very well done and inviting. Tasting room is warm and welcoming. Wines were all…read moreexcellent. Lauren and staff are all very knowledgeable and informative. New cabins look great and we want to come back for a stay. Did I mention wines were all very good! Please give Bateaux a try, you wont be disappointed

Very nice ambience. Very good wines especially the Cabernet. Friendly staff. We sat outside and the…read moreweather was perfect so it added to the experience. I would recommend giving them a try if you can.

Went there for a Charcuterie Workshop. So much fun! I was suprise to see all the food that was…read moreprovided with class. The instructor did a great job. Wine is sold separately with the winery. It was fun time and I highly recommend booking the class when they offer it.

Love the Port wine and the lady helping us was extremely nice. She helped my husband pick which…read moreones he should try and all around. Had a great experience.

I hope he still makes pear wine. All of his offerings are delicious! I highly recommend buying a…read morevariety of his excellent wines.

The owner, Dan, is a genius when it comes to wine. Sure, you can get red and white wines there…read more Those are great! But what you may not know, is that if you can name a fruit, Dan's turned it into wine. Blackberries, pineapple, apple, strawberry, cherry...even raspberry jalapeño if you really want to push everything you think you know about wine to the brink. All are crowd pleasers for both parties and as gifts. My favorite is Tropical Tradewinds (pineapple wine with hints of vanilla and macadamia nuts). Been a club member for over a decade and his wine has only gotten finer. Supporting this small business forever!

We don't go out much but that may change now that we found this place. The atmosphere and staff are…read moreall super welcoming the owner even spent some time telling us her story and about some of the wines. Without a doubt the best date night location south of Seattle.

This is the place to go for a happy hour with friends, a date night, or a small group gathering!…read moreTheir selection of wines are carefully curated, and the self-serve machine is a great way to sample different varieties. They also serve cocktails and beer, as well as non-alcoholic beverages. The food is also delicious and presented with style. The charcuterie boards are great to share, as well as their flatbreads and sandwiches. But the best part is the service. Each server I have had has been impeccable, attentive and friendly. Try the patio on a warm summer day, and catch the live music when it's offered.

This place is one of the most dreamy wineries we've ever been too in our RV. The family owned…read morebusiness is in the most perfect hidden location and the grounds are so beautifully maintained that you will feel like you're in a Hallmark movie. The wines are all so delicious and the experience is better then you could ever expect. Their three dogs are so sweet and loving and it just adds to the experience. Definitely a must stop stay, we will absolutely be back again and again when in the area. Thank you for a great nights rest and the Casa Mia Pizza (still drooling). Definitely made friends for life and maybe neighbors (wink) lol. Xo

Very personable wine experience. I learned while enjoying my wine tasting. Highly recommend a visit.read more

I've been to Endless Sound Cellars multiple times and it is always great. I highly recommend the…read moreblind tasting events, which compare 6 of the same variety of wine. Its a fun way to explore and test your own pallet. The owner, Mark, is phenomenal at selecting the wines and explaining what makes each wine unique.

This place is an absolute gem. Been in for pairing events, flights, book club get togethers,…read moreprivate blind tasting events. Each visit has been a 10/5 stars :) The owner Mark is especially fantastic. Easy going, fun, very community-minded and really interested in making a genuine connection with everyone who visits. An absolute must visit.

I went here for an event. There was only one employee working. He was phenomenal. He didn't get…read moreflustered when he had a room FULL of event attendees and regular customers. He flawlessly navigated facilitating a tasting while also ringing up customers and pouring glasses of wine. Seating was diverse and all very comfy. The bathroom was clean and well stocked. Be prepared for the prices. They felt high for average tasting wines.

# Tasting Room Heartbreak: When Man's Best Friend Gets Banned…read more Just found out today was Pickle's last day at one of my favorite wine tasting rooms, and I'm absolutely devastated. As someone who visits weekly, this place has become my weekend sanctuary precisely because it was so dog-friendly. The charm of seeing Pickle's sweet face in the window was something I looked forward to every visit. I can't count how many times I've watched people walking by stop dead in their tracks, point at that adorable face peering out, and decide right then to come inside. Nathan's charismatic hosting is what initially kept me coming back weekend after weekend, but the dog-friendly atmosphere truly sealed the deal. In a world where finding quality places that genuinely welcome our four-legged family members is rare, this spot stood out. To the management: please reconsider this decision. Pickles wasn't just a cute mascot - he was part of what made your tasting room special. As a devoted wine club member, I'm seriously questioning whether I'll continue my visits without the joy of seeing that precious pup. Who else is heartbroken about this? Have you ever chosen a place specifically because it welcomed dogs? #SavePickle #DogFriendlyWineries #WeekendWineRuined

What are an amazing place to go to. We went there after dinner with our family and got a couple…read moreflights of wine. The person who was taking care of our table I believe his name was Christian did an amazing job. Very friendly made the kids feel comfortable. Great wine for a nice little nightcap after dinner. Very clean place lots of merchandise to buy and they even had truffle popcorn, which the kids enjoyed a lot. Hi, I recommend this place and plan on coming back again thank you.

First time here at the Tacoma location and had a great experience. We had a reservation for 4…read more I loved the Gigi rosé, which says a lot because I typically do not like rosé. I also had the Georgia brut which is always good. Service was great, and the space was warm and inviting. There is limited seating so I recommend a reservation ahead of time.

After reading all of the great reviews, I stopped in this afternoon to try a flight of Mead. I am…read morenot much of a drinker but I have been told that I would love Mead because it is so sweet. The few times I have tried it, I enjoyed it, so I wanted to explore that. When you arrive, you will see a sign directing you to the rear of the building. There is plenty of parking. The meadery is well decorated and welcoming. They have large tables and small ones and a more cozy couch type seating area with a fireplace. They had lots of table games on offer and signs for D&D (another thing I know nothing about but my son loves). I really enjoyed the music they were playing and the ambiance was lovely. The flight is $12 before tip end you get six different needs to taste. Currently they are: Traditional, Cherry, Blackberry, Blueberry, Bearskal and Dragon's Blood. I enjoyed the traditional mead but it was much less sweet than any I had tried before, which makes sense as it was listed at a sweetness of 3 out of 10. The other samples were earthy and tart and tasted like fruit wines I have tried but again much less sweet.The highest sweetness on the flight was 6/10 but that seemed high to me based on what I experienced. I actually found the 3/10 original to be sweeter than any of the others. I am sure, especially based on the reviews here, that to alcohol connoisseurs they are delicious, but as I said, I have a novice palate and they were just not for me. When I returned the flight and went to pay, the young lady working asked me if I liked them and I answered honestly. She explained to me based on what I was saying that I would enjoy much sweeter, more honey based meads and gave me a taste of a peach mead they were almost out of. I quite liked it. She also said it sounded like I would prefer meads on tap as opposed to bottled and now I have a much better idea of what to look for in the future. I had a nice time here and appreciate the opportunity to experience the different meads and learn in a friendly environment. I would gladly come back again, especially when they have some sweeter meads on tap :)

My sister and her husband went with me to check out this meadery. We were the first person coming…read morein and the owner greeted us with a friendly smile and was extremely helpful. He suggested one or two of the meads that we would like and got a couple of glasses to drink while chatting. The place is so spacious but a little on the cold side. I'm sure when there are more people it warms up quite a bit since it's a warehouse like location. They have games you can play with your group and since they do not really sell food besides a few bags of chips you can bring your own food to eat as long as you clean up after yourselves. Also the place is dog friendly as well.