Super friendly here. One of the larger tasting rooms on the block. Amazing White Merlot. I mean…read moreamazing. You must try it. Skip the pinot gris. Just saying. Bring a friend. You won't be disappointed.

Great wines! We came here for the dueling pianos and had their red and white flights and really…read moreenjoyed being able to taste so many. We ended up going home with a bottle of their White Merlot. We got two of their pizzas and they weren't that great. But we get it's a tasting room for wine and not for food. I'd honestly recommend eating a big meal before coming here. I wish the interior had more of a vibe. It was a little, dry? But not bad!

Still one of my favorite wines around! Tasting room can get busy so call ahead. They have opened up…read morethe outdoor seating for nice weather. Still ample parking and close enough to walk other places, too!

What a great addition to the Woodinville Wine walk. We usually come from the other side and hadn't…read moremade it to the front end of the walk in a while. Recently, we decided to start from that side and were pleased we stopped in at Ambassador. We had a one year old with us, and this place was super kid-friendly. They have comfy couches and offer some very memorable wines. Additionally, they have a great snack option in their truffle popcorn batches they make in the back.

One of so many (over 130) wineries and tasting rooms in the Woodinville, WA area, EFESTĒ is an…read moreaward winning winery (history of wine making starting in 1995, with the brand established in 2003) that has a nice tasting room with good food. Our group of six (me, my wife, her mom, our daughter, her husband, and their dog) came here for a light lunch on a Friday (everyone was off for the 4th of July weekend), taking advantage of their dog-friendly outdoor dining area. We all had a great time. My wife's college roommate's relatives are the family owners (Daniel and Helen Ferrelli, and their daughter/son-in-law Angela and Kevin Taylor), and she recommended that we stop by when in the area. It was fairly busy, but found a nice area to sit down for our group. Bev was our server, with Helen (co-founder, co-owner) stopping by to say 'Hello'. Both were friendly and gracious and made us feel at home. My wife and I got the 6-wine tasting ($25, complementary with every 2 bottle purchase): -- Angie '22 Blanc de Blancs, named after the co-owner; Adrienne '24 Chenin Blanc, named for their grand-daughter. We really liked both whites, and ended up getting a bottle of each ($55 for Angie, $35 for Adrienne). -- Paulie '22 GSM (Grenache, Syrah, Mourvedre), named for their grandson. Very, very light. -- Upright '21 estate merlot. We liked this one a lot, named as a counter-balance to the movie that made merlot a four-letter word. -- Nana '21 merlot, named after Daniel's grandmother -- Big Papa '23 Cabernet Sauvignon, named after the owner himself. We ordered some light food to share as well. The Buffalo Chicken Dip ($20) was solid, coming with baby root vegetables. The Meatza Pizza ($20) was very good, like a tavern style thin crust pizza with a nice charred crust and lots of meat and cheese. It was a gorgeous day in the Pacific Northwest, which just made everything better. They also have a tasting room in downtown Seattle, but I was glad to come to their original location. It was the first winery visited in this area, and a good introduction to see others as we continue to visit.

Went recently for a members event. Have always enjoyed the space and wine. The food is good as…read morewell. Service was friendly as well.

Best place, amazing wine, greatest and most knowledgeable owners/staff. Highly recommend their…read moretasting room, all their wines and the overall experience. We went to many places using the Costco winery passport to decide where to become members, and Adrice wines was the clear choice (among many good options). We love bringing friends, they are always amazed by the quality of their wine... especially when we take them to the more well known places as well to compare.

Hubby and I met some friends from out of state for some wine tasting. We liked the relaxed ambiance…read moreof this tasting room. We ordered a charcuterie platter which had a nice variety of meats and cheeses. I really liked that you could customize your own wine flight and it wasn't set. There were plenty to choose from as well!! Staff was so friendly I could hug her! There was plenty of room for parking on a Saturday afternoon.

After seeing them win so many awards on their recent wines, I knew I had to see for myself…read more I was especially excited about their 2020 Grenache, and the employee was happy to let us try it even though it's not on the regular tasting menu. He also let us start a tasting 45 before they closed, but we promised to be fast! The space is on the smaller side, so I wouldn't recommend coming here in a big group, but our party of 4 found a great table to enjoy their wines. We loved everything we tried and went home with bottles. A great space to enjoy some award winning wines, but is a little dark in the tasting room to enjoy on a sunny day, so will likely return on a rainy one.

*HIDDEN GEM* The…read morevenue is quite small and had a few bugs, but the quality of the wine was the best I've experienced in Woodinville. We opted for the $15 wine tasting, which was a great deal, and the bottles were very affordable too. We ended up buying one and absolutely loved it! If it weren't for the bugs, I would have given it a full 5 stars!

We had a truly pleasant experience visiting with Nicole, the owner, who is originally from…read morePittsburgh but lived in Atlanta earlier on her life. We wanted to visit Woodinville and specifically support Black-owned wineries and she is the only one. Visiting her was so endearing. She took the time to teach us about her winemaking, the types of wines she makes, and we tasted several times. We purchased bottles for our home cellar of: Sauvignon blanc Riesling Syrah Her passion for winemaking is palpable as is her wealth of knowledge. Visiting with and meeting Nicole is so comfortable to wear you want to stay longer. Support her business. Purchase wines and she is so honest about costs and the best time to ship to certain areas of the country. Her wines last for seven years and use less sulfur content since she has a sulfur allergy. I appreciate that. I appreciate her representing for the culture in the Seattle area.

Came here for an event. Loved the chocolates pairing with…read morewine. The chocolates were made with wine and beautiful looking. The owner, Nicole, was friendly and attentive. The facility was small and cozy. I bought a bottle of Shiraz. Wish there were more red wines to choose from. The price range was more on the high side. Parking was easy as there was a parking lot. Once I found building C, it was easy to find this place as it was C700.

One of my favorite wineries in Woodinville! The wines are smooth and sleek, not typical of most…read moreWashington state juice. The staff is equally enjoyable. Jeff, the wine maker is pleasant and knowledgeable. Cheryl E. is wonderful behind the tasting bar! WT Vintners is definitely a must stop in Woodinville!!

Stopped in here to purchase a Syrah for a Syrah party, enjoyed a tasting! The tasting room is cute…read more I was confused at first because I didn't see a desk or anything - it's almost like you're just walking into someone's family room - which is super cute and a fun idea!

Love this place!…read more Everyone was sooo friendly and attentive! I loved meeting and talking to them. The ambiance was awesome, great music and comfortable seating. Julie and Corol were amazing!! Next time in town we will come back.

Wow this place is amazing. Totally love the atmosphere and staff. They have a room for gathering…read moreand events near the fireplace to the right of the front door. It's amazing. Then the cellar is beautiful. I was blessed to have had a tour to see this winery before signing up for membership. I highly recommend this winery. It's on the corner and they have 2 parking garages near by if you are not able to park on the street. Wine is so good.

This was our last stop on our wine visit in Woodinville. The owner is Jason Smith and one of the…read morebartenders was Lisa who she took care of us. We decided to get two tastings of all their reds and we ended up loving them. Ended up showing up on a barrel tasting day, which is I guess pretty rare and it made us feel pretty spectacular to be part of that process. The pictures attached are of the membership for the winery/wine club. We ended up joining because most of the wines are absolutely delicious and we can definitely see ourselves taking some bottles home every couple months. Lisa did a great job and was very energetic and charismatic about her job and dealing with people, personality was on point and I highly recommend to anybody who wants to try new winery to check out category five because we are now members Yay!!

One of my favorite spots past few years in the Woodinville Wine District. You won't be disappointed…read moreby the selection they have . The atmosphere of Category 5 is welcoming and laidback & those I bring here always seem to have a wonderful time! Jason and team are friendly & helpful & host fun events as well. Highly recommend!

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.