Service was great. Fun people enjoying what they do. Good recommendations and generous with the…read moresamples. Good selection of whiskeys. The high proof triticale was a unique find. Cocktails really well executed. Food was so much more than you'd expect from a distillery. Brussels Sprouts and shrimp and grits were awesome. Chicken and Waffles also nicely done.

The Distillarium, 2305 Industry Lane,…read moreYakima, WA98901. Distilleries/ Cocktail Bar/ Whiskey Bar. Although the menu has changed, the place hasn't changed much since our last visit in June 2024. The drinks and food were outstanding, service was great. The chef did an amazing job with the Lobster Bisque and Sky Captain Shrimp & Grit...very delicious...one of the best I've had in a while. The drinks that we ordered were delicious too : - #Lemon drop# #Cucumber drop# #Sky captain brandy snap# #Triplexium# Great experience overall. Highly recommended. Will come again if I'm in the area.

My friend and I were headed back to Seattle from walla walla and always stop in Yakima for some Los…read moreHernandez Tamales. We usually find a wine tasting room to check out but had more than enough in walla walla and decided to see if there were any distilleries to check out. Using yelp we found a few but Swede Hill stuck out to me. With only two reviews and both at 5 stars, I was excited to try something new. Pam and Kevin are so nice and welcoming! They have such a cute set up and welcoming committee in their puppy, Susie. Kevin starting distilling as a hobby and has turned it into a line or spirits worth trying. Moonshine (apple and cherry pie), raspberry vodka and a whiskey too! All super good and easy to drink and especially dangerous. Both are very knowledgeable and will entertain your questions about the distilling process. I feel like this is a stop I must make whenever stopping in Yakima! Definitely call ahead to make a reservation since it is such a small operation.

This place is an incredible spot that embodies the American Dream! The folks here are a lovely…read morecouple that started a distillery, quite literally in their garage. They began with moonshine - apple pie and cherry pie varieties - and have expanded to an award winning whiskey! The apple pie moonshine is a consistent favorite drink and is classified squarely in the "dangerous" category as it goes down way to easily! The cherry pie is solid as well, but not nearly as sweet. The whiskey is excellent as well and goes great in a libation. During the COVID crisis, they flexed their creative muscles and started distilling alcohol for hand sanitizer- sources most of what they needed from folks in the area. It was quite a nice display! They sell in plenty of local stores as well as from their garage. They've also got some swag for sale and the shirts look good! They're a great bunch, making a great product! You should check them out!

Loved this spot! I came in with some friends and we tried the pretzels and a bunch of cocktails…read more The lemon drop flights were to die for and the pretzels made for a nice snack. Drinks came out fast and our servers and hostesses were so kind. Drinks are also a great price. This was a good hang out spot and will definitely be back.

Grabbed a drink here and had a nice time, lots of cool decor. They have a cool menu that changes…read morereally often for seasonal flavors. Service was nice and friendly!

A locally owned and managed distillery. With great spirit offerings. We enjoyed our tasting hosted…read moreby the owner. They recently opened a new restaurant and tasting room called Roslyn Landing . Excellent food.

Gin, Vodka, Whiskey...try it all! Love having a local distillery that makes high quality products!read more

Ginkgo was definitely on our list to stop by. Enjoyed the wines. We are red wine drinkers, we felt…read morelike the wines were full bodied, some fruit forward. Price point is good. We bought their case specials and left with 4 cases. Really enjoyed the carmenere. Karla was our wine specialist for the tasting. Friendly and great personality. Highly recommend adding them to your wine tour.

this is a beautiful little Winery oasis the wines were surprisingly well-made and a fun find. We…read morefound this winery through harvest hosts on an RV trip. We came home with a couple of cases and some great memories.

Cool place, bar top is esthetic. Service even just for beer is low tier slow. Like 15 min gaps per…read morebeer. And this wasn't even busy. Maybe cause I'm not a local? Guy was friendly though. I got a chicken wrap to go, tasty, decent. Better than other places I've had.

Stopped in here just to see what this place is like. Ordered a couple of the winter special drinks…read moresitting at the bar. Decided to order some nachos, they were okay, not a big fan of liquid cheese. Would have preferred them to be made out of shredded cheese. The ground hamburger reminded me of the meat from Taco Bell. The drinks were great. Bar service was typical for what I've had in the area. If you're not a football fan don't bother coming here. We almost got bumped off the bar seats cause lady and friends wanted to sit there to watch the Seahawks. She was crazy.

If you're curious about renewable energy, you should definitely take the free tour at wildhorse…read morerenewable energy center. It was honestly one of the most interesting and educational experiences of my visit to the area. The tours are completely free and our guide Bob was lovely. He packed an incredible amount of information into the tour while keeping everyone entertained with an endless stream of puns and dad jokes. He was enthusiastic and it's obviously he genuinely loves what he does. There were two children in our tour group and he made a point of involving them throughout the experience and letting them participate. It's definitely a family friendly activity. The highlight for me was getting to go inside an actual wind turbine. I was was especially interested in the ladder assist system as I've never seen anything like that before. Standing inside gives you a new appreciation for the size and engineering involved. You can't really get a feeling for the scale of these things just by looking from afar or looking at pictures but after seeing one from the inside you will walk away with a whole new respect for the technology involved and the people who maintain them. Another thing that was interesting to me was seeing one of the giant turbine blades up close. There was a crane accident that damaged it before installation and they use it as an educational display. Our guide explained how expensive even a single blade is and told the story of how insurance ultimately covered the loss and gave them a free display. It was helpful to be able to stand right next to one of these and to understand the share size of them. I also enjoyed learning about the thought that went into building the wind farm responsibly. The process was explained by our guide and he discussed how they intentionally don't even have turbines in the very locations with the strongest winds because doing so would have greatly affected the natural wildlife. Everything seems intentionally designed to avoid important habitats and they seem to be taking great care to preserve migration corridors. They also monitor wildlife and adapt their practices to reduce the impacts on birds and other animals. It was nice to hear that maximizing energy production is not their only priority. They seem to really care about protecting the surrounding ecosystem as much as possible as well. I also appreciated that they welcomed our small dog on the tour. Finding educational attractions that are dog friendly isn't always easy, so that was a huge bonus for me. This is one of those rare attractions that's really to or everyone. All are welcome and everyone will leave having learned something new. If you're anywhere near the area, I highly recommend this tour.

Great place to learn and get up close and personal with the wind turbines dotting our landscapes…read more PSE emphasizes the steps they take to leave wildlife undisturbed.

We had a great experience with Prosser Wine Excursions. Margo was timely and had a clean van for us…read moreto travel in. She was friendly and knowledgeable about the local wineries. She took us to one we had never heard of before that had a great view. It was so nice to enjoy the wineries and not worry about how to make it back to the hotel.Highly recommend!

From the owner: Let go wine tasting! Let Margo take you and your friends on a excursion to lower valley wineries…read moresuch as Prosser, Zillah and Red Mountain area. 2-6 person capacity.