Wanna know a secret? I debated on sharing this review as I truly enjoy this place and selfishly…read morewanted to keep it all to myself. I'm trusting y'all now I love this winery. The Balance of Energy between all things is the meaning of Orenda and it's fitting. Big red fan and I've yet to taste a red I haven't enjoyed at Orenda. In fact, the whites are good too. The grounds are peaceful, beautiful farm estate. Feels like something out of the Spain or French countryside. The hosts are knowledgeable, friendly and genuine. Try the bake goods because Tressa can bake!! I digress....Beautiful place for events or just grabbing a glass to breathe. I've yet to sit inside because outdoors is so pretty. The wine is simply put delicious. Subtle, complex, very drinkable and thankfully unpretentious. So good that Orenda is the first wine club in Washington that we've joined. This Californian is a fan. We're looking forward to the release party as I here there maybe a Spanish blend.

After visiting here, now I want to get invited to an event here because what a gorgeous space! Came…read morefor a yoga and wine class and it was a beautiful setting for it, the wine was great and I would love to return for another event.

What a brunch show today ! Those queens nailed it ! The food was really good . I had the veggie…read morequiche and country potatoes. My peach mimosa hit the spot ! The service was fast and friendly. The atmosphere was lively and fun ! I can't wait for the next show ! My favorite wine hands down is the Everen Chardonnay for sure ! If you not tried it , your missing out !

I stumbled across Fivash Cellars on my way home from shopping one sunny Saturday afternoon. The…read moreowners, Scott and Marilyn were so nice and welcoming, and the wine ... well ... delicious!!!! I ended up becoming a member that day! I love going to Fivash Cellars for the wine and the company.

Absolutely loved our first stop on our self guided winery tours, so much so that we stayed almost…read moretwo hours and skipped a winery. The owner was a delight to speak with as he told us about his passion and shared about his journey. We were the first ones in and the place was full when we left. I noticed lots of repeat customers which tells you a lot about the place. We had an enjoyable time speaking with many people coming into visit. I loved his Les Amis wine!

In their first year they brought to us delicious wine's with fun names like Bellevue Blonde! Great…read morefor any event, these wines are tasty and affordable!

I was SO impressed by this spot! I was staying in the Hampton across the parking lot and stopped by…read moreto see what it was all about. The ambiance is like nothing else in Woodinville! It feels VERY Washington, REI-esque, very outdoorsy. Beautiful mountainscapes, wood, and an elevated but rustic feel. It was SO cool and very special. The wines are SO good! I didn't try anything I didn't like. They also have some fun sparkling and dessert wines. I feel like their offering was different from what I have tried before in the area. Rita was our server and was SO awesome! She was so kind, helpful, and brought levity and joy to the tasting experience. They are also dog friendly! I loved sitting on the swing seat and enjoying their fabulous wines. I will definitely be back!

Did a tasting here and enjoyed most of the experience. Thee only issue was a patron who harasses…read morethe server and was demanding larger pours (they were members and not even paying for the tasting). The server handled herself beautifully and the patron left and went next door to drink more. Back the the cellar, the atmosphere is so cute. Very well put together. A nice little spot we will be back at.

I finally got to visit them :) After some years on my list, and waiting for them to reopen because…read morethey changed owners, we visited their cute place. Turn from Duvall-Carnation onto their pathway. Feels like entering to a peaceful place. Go all the way up to their gift shop cottage. There are only like 3 spots, but cars like parking very near the terrace part. I would encourage everyone parking o. The other level just yo keep the view clean. Outside is just so beautiful with these plants hanging on the walls, a small lounge part, or tables where you get to sit. Or you can always take a picture on their Cinderella style couches. Sip a glass of wine inside during a hot day. There is juice for small ones :) I didn't have anything else. But I bought goat milk soap l, and a body scrub. Unfortunately, it tinted my clothing, but smelled nice. I wish they could carry a larger variety of wines.

Such a cute spot with some great views on top of the hill. Came for a market and they had some…read morevendors, just wish they had more vendors and variety, but it seems they are limited on space. Gift shop is really cute. Definitely a really nice space.

Mastrogiannis has an amazing vibe, friendly staff and overall awesome place to stop for a night…read moreout, post-hike cocktail, or just to relax and try something new. The folks here have built something special in the heart of North Bend. My favorites are the flights when I'm not in the mood for a mixed drink, along with the Gold Rush and the Aegean, but am always eager to try the seasonal drinks. For food, there are a few options but I've only tried the charcuterie which was delicious.

Let me start by sharing my pleasant surprise for this new business in our community. I was not…read moreexpecting the level of warmth and welcoming service from our server- who may have been one of the owners. She didn't say directly that she owned the place but spoke like she did. I hadn't done any research prior to coming in to meet up with friends and learned they specialize in brandy specifically. Naturally I ordered the Fab 4 tasting board. The Baton was my favorite. Smooth, clean and warmed my soul on the first taste. The Baco was also tasty with a more robust flavor and warmth. Rakomelo- I did not read the tasting notes as I was chatting and was caught off guard with the strong cinnamon punch! It didn't give the warming sensation that the Baco did- was more of a cooling sensation that surprised me. The Hazy Syrah gave me port vibes. Full and juicy flavor. I wish I took pics of my friends' cocktails because they looked so fun. You will just have to go in and see for yourself! I later read a review that indicated they have pizza here but I did not see a food menu or anyone with food. They did provide a small snacking bowl of potato chips and we each received a Boehms chocolate with the bill, which I thought was a thoughtful touch.

Small cute wine shop in the middle of Redmond Town Center. It's not too busy, quiet, and peaceful…read morewhenever I stop by for wine tasting or a bottle. I really liked their red wine that has a jolly rancher taste too. They offer small snacks you can buy while drinking wine but you can also bring your own food there.

Such a fun and unique wine-tasting experience at Sama Cellars in Redmond!…read more We tried both the Light & Bright Flight and the Mixed Flight, with five tastes in each. My favorite white was the Rhône Blanc--not too dry, with a light citrusy touch that made it really easy to enjoy. For the reds, the 2023 Grenache was definitely my favorite. The location is a little unexpected for a winery since it's in a shopping center next to Starbucks, but I actually loved the setting. There's nice outdoor seating right by the kids' fountain, which makes it especially convenient if you're visiting with little ones. Inside has a completely different feel--quiet, cozy, and perfect for a small gathering or even sitting with a book and a glass of wine. The coolest part is the presentation! The tasting experience feels a little like being in a wine lab. Your pours come in little test tubes, and you pour each one into your own glass as you taste. Such a creative detail that made the whole experience more memorable. A relaxed, approachable spot for trying different wines without the formality of a traditional winery.

Occasionally an unexpected pleasure happens, and I question my extensive research and knowledge…read more Looking for a tasting in between our appointments at Novelty Hill and DeLille, Obelisco was closed, but around the corner in the same building was Zerba. So what the hay? Jimmy was in charge on this cloudy day of July 5th, 2021. He was helpful, fun, knowledgable, and entertaining. Perhaps it was his effect on the wines, but they were wonderful and approachable, yet with a surprising complexity. The 2018 Marilyn's Blend had depth, mellowed tannins, sophistication, almost like a Margaux. We all had a fantastic time and were sad to leave because of our appointment at DeLille. With Jimmy's help, we all purchased several bottles, and drove on to the corporate, but well run and elegant DeLille Tasting Room. Zerba Cellars is the antithesis to DeLille. It was like tasting wine in a friend's basement, quite different than the current template for tasting rooms. It was a refreshing change and Jimmy is a treasure.

Not to be confused with Zebra Cellars, Zerba Cellars is a great winery, with a tasting room in…read moreWoodinville. And I know I mentioned not to confuse it with the striped animal, but Zerba knows it's often mistakenly known as Zebra Cellars, which is why they poke fun at themselves and have a picture of a zebra on their bottles and photos in the tasting room. It made me like them even more. We found Zerba Cellars while in Woodinville, as it was featured in our Woodinville passport book. Located on the backside of a building with other wineries, it's a little hidden, but is worth finding. There is parking in the lot for the designated businesses in the building. Once we walked in, we were warmly greeted by the friendly staff. We walked over to the bar area where they were pouring wines and told us to take a seat, as they would come to us with the wines. We took a seat at one of the tables and instantly, one of the employees asked us if he could get a water bowl for our dog. It was very thoughtful, and I just love that they're dog-friendly, unlike the neighboring wineries. For the tastings, we tried five wines: one white, three reds and one dessert wine. I didn't much care for the first one, a chardonnay, but I've never been a fan of sweet wines, like chardonnay. However, the red wines were all solid. We tried the Wild Z, a blend, a zinfandel, and a petite verdot. Of the reds, I enjoyed the Wild Z, which reminded me of a black tea with plum notes. It had a pleasant sourness to it. But I absolutely loved the dessert wine, the New Harvest. It tasted like a port that's less sweet from the red wine. It was unique and different, and would recommend trying it! I enjoyed our visit at Zerba Cellars, and will certainly be back, most likely to purchase some bottles of the New Harvest. Zerba has wonderful, friendly employees, a welcoming setting that allows dogs, and wines that will have you wanting more. See you there!