My friend and I had such a delightful time here after the Winthrop Quilt Roundup last weekend. It was the place to see and be seen as dozens of attendees gathered for wine, snacks, and a chance to win all sorts of cool prizes from the Roundup. We sat on their lovely outdoor patio and enjoyed a bottle of grenache rose - which was 20% off for national grenache day. Score! It was a really nice, light rose, and the perfect accompaniment to the beautiful cheese and meat board the winery provided for the event. As the sun set, and our names (sadly) weren't called for prizes, we were happy we'd made the trek from downtown (don't worry, it's only about a 5 minute walk) to end the evening in style. Bonus points for their super friendly staff and the old barn vibe! read more

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Service was great very nice and quick with getting our wines to us. It was a little area that had sitting outside or inside. Cute place and I would recommend trying if you are in the area. We had a pre fixed wine tasting for $10 for 5 wines. Which includes a couple white and couple reds. read more

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Great atmosphere, and hostess was very knowledgeable. Great tasting wine and good selection. Love this place!

Nice wine and sweet staff. Bought some bottles of the barbera and added some chocolate to go with. Yum

Incredible wines and great prices you can't find this value anywhere Really cute tasting room and patio read more

Pretty livid about our experience on July 6. My wife and I stopped by with some friends to do a wine tasting. I'd previously enjoyed their Merlot and Rainshadow blend. Two tastings and two glasses of wine I paid for. I then extracted us to go grab a light snack while my wife collected our glasses. Come to find out, she then charged HER as well for two glasses of wine, knowing full well I had just paid for them. Worse, we brought our son with us and distracted him with an iPad. However, when we asked about WiFi, we were told there was none available - despite literally seeing its SSID. She saw out-of-towners, and figured she could scam a couple drinks out of us. And to be honest, that's the sentiment we got from a lot of places in the Methow. If you're visiting, you're not welcome. Great, we'll stay west of the mountains thank you very much. read more

Friendly folks behind the counter and the rose is delicious! A good place to stop in Winthrop for a decent glass of wine.

Great local winery tasting room with a nice outdoor seating area. The tasting was completely free, but we ended up buying a bottle. The service was fantastic and they give you plenty of time and space to enjoy the wine at your own pace. Their outdoor seating area is dog friendly and party shaded. read more

Lost River Winery - Wine tasting - Wineries Near Me - Winthrop, Washington

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Oh Winthrop! And this lost river! Everything in Wintrhop is minimal. One winery in town! One bar! One diner! One Mexican spot. One Brewery! And viola! One wineryyyyyyyyy! Oh and January is magic time. It is SO WHITE! So pretty! So magical! What else can one do but drink wine to warm up?? I mean! :D So surprise! I love wine! Italian wine, California wine, Washington wine! Even portugese wine! Cheaper than water that one. But yes, the wine scene here was just like this town. So laid back! Oh yea...the tasting is freeeeeeeeee! Did ya know? I didn't know. I didn't care how much it cost! Didn't even ask. I came, I saw, I spoke to the staff! I fed the puppy here! And I sipped in the snow covered winery cabin! Magic! For tasting: free tasting that is, you get 8 pours! 4 whites, 3 reds and a dessert wine. The white also included the pinot grigio, sauvignon blanc blend, chardonnay and the ice wine! Such a pretty sweet wine. For red: they are great. Malbec, few special house blends and so on. The dessert wine was tasty. Since it was free tasting, I decided to bring some home. 8 bottles that is :D You can buy their table red in whole food and some other stores. But that's about it. But since I'm here, whyyyy not! Thanks for a beautiful lovely, wine tasting experience! I shall be BACK! read more

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Hung out with the winemaker's som, Liam. Always fun to do a tasting on their cute patio area. Wine is delicious! Highly recommend the Merlot and Community Red, and if you like whites, definitely snag a few bottles of the Pinot Gris! If you're in the Winthrop or Twisp area, don't miss the opportunity to check out Lost River! read more

Lost River Winery - Wineries Near Me - Winthrop, Washington

My partner and I came here for a wine tasting on a dreary afternoon and it was just what we needed. All of the wine tastings were delicious! I especially loved their Pinot Gris, Cab Sauv, and Library Selection! The vibe was very warm and homey, which I felt matched the small-town vibe. The person serving us was lovely and very knowledgeable! I don't think we paid for the tasting, just for the bottle we left with, which I thought was very generous since the wine was so good and worth the price. Overall great experience and would recommend it to anyone visiting! read more

Yum yum $6 for a taste of 5 wines (2 white, 3 reds). If you buy something, they wave the tasting fee! Staff is fun and easy to talk to and know their stuff. The best part is that they are dog friendly on the inside, so you can take a stop and get out of the sun and try some wines! read more

This place is awesome. Right outside of Wintrop. It sits next to a great cider place also. They have a great Cab Sav to die for. There winery has a little patio over looking the woods. Super cute. Will definitely go back when we hit Wintrop again!! read more

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My fiance and I went here as part of a Savor Seattle tour. Good location near the Pike Place Market and a nice stop to relax and escape the crowds for a short while. The service was good, but we only found the wine selection and flavor to be okay. read more

The reason I am giving them a two this time is not because of the wine but because of the service. We stopped in to have two tastings and would have purchased wine, if it was not for the service of the young lady who was at the counter today. she was so incredibly rude to us. We tried to make small talk with her but apparently she thought we were not worthy. She was entertaining another couple and therefore could not give us the time of day. We finally left. as we were leaving she served new people coming in the door red wine as a starter. And said I don't know why I am serving you red wine.. completely ignored us as we left. If I owned that place I would have fired her. She was talking with the other couple that was there about people who had come to the tasting room and how they were snooty. That's in really bad taste. read more

After leaving Etta's with my mini me and girlfriend in tow, my friend looked over to the left and saw that there was a winery and said "let's go wine tasting!" Shoot i'm always down. We had no place to be for a few hours. Walked in and we took a seat at the bar. The guy working the bar was very nice and explained to us a little bit about the Lost River Winery over in Eastern Washington. The tasting was only $6 which included 2 whites and 3 reds. The $6 is waived if you buy a bottle. I'm not a fan of whites really but their Rainshadow was pretty good. The Pinot Gris had a weird smell to me so I wasn't able to enjoy it. I'm a sucker for red. The Merlot and Cote-Wall were very nice. Smooth wines to drink. I don't remember what the last pour was. I want to say it was a cab but I don't remember much these days. Maybe it's the old age...or maybe it was the wine that had me forgetting? Anyway, overall a great experience at Lost River. Good company, great wine, and knowledgeable staff. We did find out that you can bring in your own food to taste with your wines. Since Pike Place is close by they've had people bring in their own seafood, cheese and crackers, etc. Something to think about the next time I come here. Also, make sure to order your wine at the bar. The staff will tell you to order at the bar as well when you walk in and there are also signs saying to order at the bar. We saw a couple who walked in and sat down after they were told to order at the bar when they were ready. They thought they were entitled to have someone come up to them so when no one came to help them they left. Peace out dummies! read more

Wow! How happy I am that I stumbled upon this new wine tasting room that just opened near Pike Place Market in Seattle! What a find! Not only were the wines fantastic, but the prices were well within my budget. I love a good vino, and Lost River tasting room in Pike Place definitely appealed to my picky pallete. Ram, the tasting room manager exceeded my expectations! He was extremely knowledgeable, very nice and personable and was not snobby at all, like some of the other tasting room employees have a tendency to be. I will without a doubt, definitely be visiting the Lost River tasting room and Ram again next time I'm in the area. read more

I have been here twice, and I look forward to the third time I get to go here. Lost River Winery is an oasis in the tempest of tourists at Pike Market! Wine- I thoroughly enjoyed each of the wines I tasted at each of my visits. They really understand how to make a wine that is distinct and flavorful but is still accessible if you aren't a sommelier. I thoroughly enjoyed their 2013 Pino Gris; after a few sips, I knew I must have a bottle...or two...or three.... Service- Excellent! The staff does a great job educating you about their wine, but doesn't bore you. They also give generous pours for their tastings, which is awesome. Even though the place was packed both times I went, the service was quick and friendly. That's a tough skill, so kudos to you, Lost River Winery. Bottom line- go here. You will be glad you did! read more

Good deal! Try the Massif or just bring home a couple of bottles, you won't regret it. Just $5 to try 5 different wines. And of course they always give you more ;) read more

We like Lost River wines enough that we have become members of their wine club and often serve them to guests, including today. Their new 2012 Chardonnay is light and crisp and paired well with our chicken and wild rice salad this afternoon. The Seattle tasting room is one of our regular stops when we're downtown Seattle. The space is lovely and convenient and the staff very friendly. read more

The tasting room is open every day (this listing says Tues-Sun), and we wondered in to get away from the crowd at Pike's Market. Plenty of seating: at the bar, at bar tables, at communal table, or at leather seats. Of the five wines we tasted, only the two reds stood out. Just crackers and not actual food to accompany the tasting. The amount of pour varies depends on who you get as a server. Great alternative to eating or shopping or a standard bar in downtown Seattle. read more

Dont really drink wine unfortunately. You can put a bottle of costco brand wine next to a 1982 chateau lafite rothschild and I would probably pick the costco one. Anyway... This spot was on our food tour, and it was a pretty cool joint. We were able to meet and talking out their wines and how grapes can grow in Seattle. We did a small pairing with a rose and crab puff. Fun. read more

What can I say about Lost River? Amazing wine, knowledgable staff, friendly atmosphere, you can't go wrong here! Full disclosure, I am a wine club member but guided by Ram, Sarah, Marine or Jen the wines were all approachable and I never felt foolish asking questions! If you are looking for a downtown wine experience, Lost River will never let you down! P.S. Try the Cote Wall! read more

We have loved our experiences here. The staff are knowledgeable and very friendly, there is no pressure to buy anything, the staff is there to pour your tastings and provide you with information about the wine (and make you laugh). The wine itself is exceptional. John, the vinter, is a perfectionist and it shows in his wines. We're members of their wine club and buy several cases a year of their wines. The location of the tasting room is great if you want to catch a moment from wandering around the market or downtown and just relax for a bit (or warm up if you are cold). read more

Amazing wine and atmosphere! We love visiting this winery when we are in town! Both the whites and reds are delicious. After our tasting we both ordered a glass to enjoy. Oh so good! Must make this one of your stops! read more

Lost River Winery - After playing in the snow there's nothing better than wine! - Wineries Near Me - Winthrop, Washington

If ai lived in this area I would go every day. We couldn't stay long and we were served quickly by a superb gal. The prices are super reasonable and I love that it's laid back and down to earth. Will definitely revisit! My favorite red blend is the Massif. Sorry if I misspelled it! I hope our local PCC carries it! read more

The four stars is for the place, the staff, the idea, the crazy music they were playing, the experience and the nice time sampling a few wines for $5 in downtown Seattle. We were wandering around by the market, waiting to meet friends and this was a great way to spend some time. I was less impressed with the actual wines, and the ones that sound most interesting were not the ones they were tasting. but this is what is nice about doing a tasting. Find out if things are any good before you plunk down $20 a bottle. or More! But go give them a try you might enjoy the wines more than I did. read more

6 dollar tastings for 2 whites and 2 reds? Yes, please! Wines were just ok, but you cant beat the price. Gyeah. read more

Lost River Winery - Wineries Near Me - Winthrop, Washington

A few years ago, I stopped at the Lost River Winery tasting room just outside of Winthrop and enjoyed a tasting of their delicious wines. Luckily, they have recently opened a tasting room in Seattle, next to Pike Place Market. There is a $5 tasting fee, refundable if you purchase at least $25 in wine, and they have an ample variety of white and red wines to try. All of their wines are yummy, and very different from one another. There really is something for everyone, and their bottles are very affordable. I got two bottles of the red blend, the NV Western Red ($17 a bottle!) My boyfriend went nuts over the Merlot and bought a bottle of that one. It was a tough decision though...I also loved the Syrah and the Cabernet Sauvignon. And the Massif (a blend of 80% Malbec and 20% Syrah) was also a favorite, rich and powerful. Another great winery has come to our city. read more

Lost River Winery - Lost River Winery tasting room now open. - Wineries Near Me - Winthrop, Washington

Nice big tasting room downtown. $6 tasting fee for 5 wines. Cheaper for most tastings rooms in WA, which is great. Worth trying out, felt I got my money's worth read more

Based on the manager's response I would rate them a 1.5 if that was an option, but I'm feeling generous today and will keep it at a 2. One thing I can't stand is managers that give excuses instead of apologizing. 1) The "Barbera" wine was released two days prior to when my family and I visited this location. The worker told us... So not really a valid excuse for the lack of customer service... 2) Even if the guy who originally ignored us was not apart of the staff, there still were two others working who could have realized new customers walked in, and greeted them and asked what type of tasting they would like to do. 3) The tour came at least 20-30 minutes after we arrived... Pretty sure that the tour guide (since he "wasn't an employee") could have directed us to the bar. I would recommend that the manager of this location take ownership of the poor service that my group received, instead of making excuses and promoting their business. BOOM! read more

Kind people and it was our first time trying wine and we had such a fun time they talked us thru how to do it and made sure we enjoyed our time! We ended up buying a bottle of Pinot Gris! Totally our new favorite wine! read more

Probably one of my favourite things I did in Seattle was going on a wine and food tour starting at the lost river winery. The wine here is amazing and I'm so sad that they don't have any here in Canada. I had to bring a bottle back because it was just that fantastic and the staff were so amazing and friendly. I loved hearing the back story on how this winery got it's name. That's definitely the best part about smaller wineries, they have the best stories. If you are in Seattle and happen to wander down by the bay definitely hit this place up, you definitely will not be disappointed! read more

Delicious wines, great selection of interesting flavors. Love that they are a smaller local vineyard. Outside seating is a great plus.

Good wine. We really enjoyed a their western red (something like that) and there pinot gris. Most reds are a blend and have some nice character to them. Everything seemed like a nice value as well. read more

While arriving in Seattle this afternoon I was elated to spend the afternoon with my sisters and mom. (We are in town from Ohio to visit my sister for her birthday) After spending time at Pikes Place market we realized we had some time to kill, and decided to stop in here for a wine tasting. From the second we walked in we were disappointed by the cold and unwelcoming atmosphere. After accidentally pouring our unfinished taste into a 'dump bucket', the server made an effort to inform us that it was a candle holder, picked up the centerpiece, and then returned to her friends where she giggled and glared. The wine was decent. But the experience as a whole was nothing less than disappointing. Customer service and employee interaction is vital to any experience and this was certainly lacking that piece. read more

Great wine tasting. Awesome wines, good pricing, and they guy working behind the counter was great. We will for sure be back

Came here with a girlfriend because we had some time to burn before we met up with some other friends. We did the tasting $6 for 2 whites and 3 reds. Most of them were good. If you bought a bottle of wine the $6 could go towards it which is nice. Got the white blend. The service was good, it was busy but they did kind of forget about us but we were busy talking anyways. It's a great location off to the side of Pike place market. read more

The service was great & the wine was good! Our server was very informative & also helpful in regards to recommendations as to where to go in Winthrop. It was a nice stop during our time adventuring. There's also a nice patio for warmer weather. Check it out! read more

Stopped in for a taste. A lot of locals and tourist. We had a few wines. It was cool to have a tasting room in the city. The staff was nice and very informative. Its worth a try. read more