Great ambiance, convenient location, decent Happy Hour, extremely friendly and attentive staff…read more The food was also tasty. I think it's worth a visit!

Absolutely love coming here for wine tastings. The staff is knowledgeable of their products and…read morevery welcoming and friendly from the moment you walk in the door. When the weather is nice the outside patio has some of the best vibes in Edmonds, and when it's cold and grey in typical PNW fashion the inside of the bar is a warm safe haven to get a nice buzz on. Great spot to start or end your date nights with extremely fair prices. Every time I go I end up leaving with a bottle.

The setting at aMaurice cellars makes me laugh when I compare this to my first winery experience in…read moreNapa and Sonoma in the 1970s. Back then, you would drive up to a barn, the actual winemakers would meet you in overalls and big rubber boots. Sitting down on some folding chairs at an upturned wine barrel, you would sip their offerings, figuring out what you liked until you drove to the next winery/barn down the road. aMaurice is located in a strip mall of wineries with bunches of people tasting wines outside each winery storefront during the pandemic. The servers would pour the latest offerings, providing very little information. At aMaurice, they're hostesses rather than winemakers. aMaurice wines are good, if a bit too fruity for my palate. I still sense a difference between old world wines and new world wines. They may be the same grape varietal, but those European vines and that French, Italian, Spanish, Slovenian soil gives the juice a maturity I can taste. Fruit makes me pucker. Aged tannins make me smile. Whatever my palate, we enjoyed our chilly hour tasting wines at aMaurice. I bought a couple of bottles and off we went to our next commercial wine tasting storefront. It's a new world all right.

Nice fund while waiting for the other wine tasting room to open. Not a big fan of the reds but…read moretheir rose was VERY surprising- since just back from South of France, this reminded me of the Provence quality Rose. Clean bathrooms (though could hide the vacuum cleaner from the tasting room while open)

True Story! I came here on a whim! My wine buddies and I were tasting in the warehouse district…read moreand decided to check someplace that none of us have been to! Right next door to Patterson (where my friends are members) was Warr-King. Having never been there before we didn't know what to expect. We arrived on a late Sunday afternoon and were greeted by the larger-than-life owner with the same personality to boot, Brett (aka Big Chill) and manager, Jim. Big Chill noted one of us had a "Guam" shirt and knew people from Guam. And that was how my love affair with Warr-King started... I signed up to be a member that day and walked away with some bottles. They're not only known for being a boutique winery, but they also have events in the back room. There's live music the First Fridays of the month - performed generally by Big Chill on the sax and his buddy, Ian Ayers a fantastic vocalist and guitarist. Did I mention Big Chill performs sax for Josh Heinrichs when he's in town? It's super cool to have that connection and we just saw them perform last month in Everett. And in the last Fridays of the month they feature comedians. Check their FB and IG page for events. The staff are great - Jim's photography dots the walls of the tasing room! It's an uber cool and chill atmosphere and dog friendly!

Warr-King is one of our wine club memberships. As members, we celebrated a milestone birthday this…read morepast weekend. It went off perfectly despite them just getting power back from the bomb cyclone just a day earlier. Brett and Jim made sure everything was set up the way we wanted and we all had a fantastic time. Also, Brett and team have started to craft new wines that are real home runs. Drop in for a tasting and you won't be disappointed!

What an amazing find! I'm relatively new to the world of wine, but I know a great wine when I taste…read moreone--and Page has some of the best wines I've ever had. We enjoyed it so much that my fiancé and I became wine club members. The staff are incredibly friendly, welcoming, and always make sure you have a fantastic experience. The venue itself is beautiful, clean, and has a fun, relaxed atmosphere. I especially love that each table has a different game to play while you enjoy your tasting. If you're visiting Woodinville wine country, this is a must-stop. The atmosphere is wonderful, but it's the exceptional wines that truly make Page one of the very best wineries to visit.

I have been to quiet a few wineries around the area and non surprised me like Page…read more The venu is so cute, open and modern. Dog friendly and lot of games. They offer charcuterie for food. All the staff have been so friendly and knowledgeable its hard not to fall in love with the place. This has been the only winery that I loved the wine so much I signed up for the wine club member. Preface and lick my lips are hands down two of my favorite. Cannot wait to go back.

It's neither possible nor right to talk about Pomum without talking about its remarkable second…read morelabel, Idilico. Both are the children of Javier Alfonso, Spaniard and all around excellent winemaker. Through Pomum Javier crafts and releases an outstanding line of wines made from the sorts of grapes that you find in most Washington wineries, but Idilico is all about using the Spanish varietals that grow so well in Washington State. Starting with Pomum, there's usually a Riesling leading the tasting. The partner and I have tried several vintages and this wine, like all Pomum wines, is pretty dependable in style no matter what the year. Expect a very dry style with big fruit and mineral flavors. A recent addition to the tasting menu is a Chardonnay that shows excellent balance between vanilla and cream notes from lees aging and citrus from the grape. The reds will include a Tempranillo (pro tip: if asked whether it tastes like it's made in the Ribera del Duero style or the Rioja style, always say the former) and a Syrah, both terrific examples of their varietals. Finally, the tasting will end with the remarkable Shya. Shya is a red blend that varies in composition from vintage to vintage but always shows off Javier's skill as a blender. The 2012 is Cab Sauv dominated (I think around 85%) and is chock full of flavor with great balance between tannin and acid and all the chops needed to age a while. How about Idilico? Well, this is a second label, so the full line typically isn't available for tasting (though wine club members have a little pull in this regard), but if you can score a tasting, do so by all means. Representing whites they make an Albariño, and the reds include a Monastrell (a.k.a. Mourvèdre to the francophone), a Tempranillo and the best example of single varietal Grenache in Washington State (especially the 2013). Those are all great, but if you want great plus intriguing, Idilico has you covered with a Graciano. Usually used as a blending grape with Tempranillo in Spain, this little number is tannic and bold and is going to be amazing after a few years in the bottle (If you want to drink it now, pro tip number two: give it lots of air). There's also a "Roble," in this case a Tempranillo/Graciano blend with just a little time on oak that's accessible and easy to drink right now. I love both these labels, but I have to confess a certain weakness for the Spanish grape, so I try to pick up some Idilico whenever I can. Great wine aside, Javier has always hired great people to work in the tasting room. Mark, the previous tasting room host, was funny, personable and knowledgeable, and the current hostess, Kate, is an absolute delight. So at Pomum, you'll always taste the grape while in excellent hands. Bottom line: Check these folks out as soon as you can and be sure to taste everything that's put in front of you.

Lovely wines here at Pomum Cellars. It's located at the very end of Artisan Hill and when I say…read morethe very end, I mean, you turn where it doesn't look like there aren't any tasting rooms but yes, it's there. It's a hidden gem. My friend and I came here on a Sunday during our wine tasting day. We walked in and were able to be seated immediately, which was nice, since they only allow walk-ins. Reservations are not taken. The space inside was beautiful too. I really liked the style, as it had an industrial and modern feel to it. The tasting included four wines: chardonnay, tempranillo, syrah and cab sauv. All of the wines were solid. I don't usually like white wines, but the chardonnay was a nice surprise, as it wasn't as sweet as I thought it would be. It had a buttery flavor to it, which would go perfect with pasta. All of the reds were great, but I liked the cab sauv the best. It had great balance, but was robust enough. I'm glad we discovered Pomum Cellars as this was our first time here. Dogs are also welcomed and they provide treats! Pomum really is a hidden gem in the area, which is worth finding.

I had such a wonderful experience at Elevation Cellars. The blonde-haired woman who guided my…read moretasting was incredibly kind, knowledgeable, and welcoming. She made the experience feel personal and educational without ever being stuffy. I also love the new tasting room. It's beautiful, comfortable, and such a great place to enjoy their wines. And the wines themselves are fantastic. I seriously cannot get enough of those 2016 deep reds. I enjoyed the experience so much that I'm now thinking about joining the wine club, and a big part of that is because of how well she took care of me. Excellent wine and even better hospitality.

Elevation has recently moved into The Winemaker's Reserve location in Woodinville. We shared a…read moretasting and had some WR wine as well. We got to meet Pat and had some lovely wine. Good service and comfortable seating. Stop in for a tasting.

Atmosphere 5/5 Staff 5/5…read moreWine 5/5 Other 5/5 We have been to over half of the wineries in woodinville (about 70) and this ranks among the best. The atmosphere alone makes this a standout with the Italian music and barrel room making you feel like you are overseas. The owner is super friendly and will have a good conversation with anyone that wants one, and when it wasn't during covid, they use to have chocolate snacks that really went well with the wine. The wine itself is amazing as well and I can't think of one I didn't like. It is located away from the two main districts (wear house and Hollywood), so you might miss it if you don't go intentionally but it is absolutely worth it.

Amazing reds! For all those who prefer red wines over whites, Icon Cellars is a tasting room to…read morecheck out in Woodinville! We visited Icon Cellars, as we learned that it was one of the wineries that opened in phase 1.5 and was also on our Woodinville Wine Passport. I read that Icon Cellars takes reservations, so was able to call in and make a reservation for the late afternoon for my boyfriend and me. Located in the north industrial area of Woodinville, it's one of the wineries in the plaza, right on the corner. The A-frame sign on the street helped us find it. We wanted to sit outside since we had our dog with us, and there were two chairs already set up right outside the room. After we checked in with the owner, Jim, we each did a tasting. We started with a rose and then had four reds. All of the wines were awesome! The reds were full-bodied and bold, which is how I like my wine. And Jim gave generous pours, so we were definitely feeling it midway! Of all the reds we had, we bought a bottle of the dolce tempo, which is a mix of an Italian varietal and tempranillo. You get a lot of the peppery punch from the dolce, but a smooth, fruit-forward taste from the tempranillo. It was very unique in reds I've had before; it's definitely a must. The tasting room has a few tables inside, in addition to the two outdoor chairs set up. In fact, the patio chairs are very nice to sit in because on the arm rests is a hole that holds up your wine glass! Genius. As mentioned, dogs are allowed and you can bring your own food. Parking is easy to find, with the shared lot out front along with the other businesses in the plaza. Glad to have checked out Icon Cellars for their bold reds!

Kasia is amazing.....best Syrah of my life Love this place We had my daughters wedding shower…read morethere. It was Epic

Happen to catch this place open at the right time bc my guy took a day off in August and I forgot…read moreto shoot a review out. Wonderful wine and cozy chic atmosphere. Kasia is friendly and the service is great, plus she's the one that makes it! We could have stayed there all day. I moved back to the PNW after being gone for 20yrs and it seems as though people don't like writing reviews either bc they don't care or don't want others to invade "their local hangout" which is too bad bc all you are doing is hurting the business by not giving a review for others to see. Kasia Winery is a fun local spot and in a great neighborhood with amazing businesses all around, go shop then go grab a glass of wine :)