We happened upon this wonderful winery while visiting Poulsbo. Excellent wine, friendly customers…read morewith wonderful stories of diving and military service, and exemplary customer service. We tried a tasting, took home a bottle, and marked our calendars to return.

We had an amazing time at Hard Hat Winery. The had live music and we did a tasting. We were able to…read moretry them all. That was a nice surprise, the host was lovely, chatty, and helpful. We purchased the Triton bottle and our tasting fee was waived. So nice, and military friendly.

Mother's Day Brunch was such an incredible treat, I greatly appreciate the attention to detail the…read moreDeLille Cellars Restaurant team placed on the accommodations, menu, and service. Both the brunch and lunch menu were available to order, and private rooms open to families with the littles. For both the Easter and Mother's Day Brunch events a reservation had to be made weeks in advance. The food, superb service, welcoming atmosphere, and experience were all spectacular I definitely plan to attend another brunch event. I highly recommend!

We did a winery tour & tasting here on a Saturday. It was us and two other couples…read more I haven't been here since 2008, when I participated in a Red Hook tasting, so it was cool to see how they repurposed the place (and kept a decal or two). The tour was fun and informative. And the food pairing at the end was such a fun thing to experience. Highly recommend!

Had a wonderful Friday evening here which featured live music. The wine is outstanding- we got a…read morebottle of Rosé and joined some friends for a delightful evening watching ships cruise down the straight. The staff was lovely and the vibe is relaxed and fun.

No place better to spend a sunny afternoon!! The staff are always warm and welcoming when we come,…read moreanswering any questions we have. The views are unparalleled on the deck and even better upstairs! Every glass of wine has been excellent whether it was a taster of dry Riesling or a bottle of their Merlot

On week-ends, during fair weather, this place gets packed!…read more It's quite popular with families with children, as there's a field for the kids to roam and play. People play Frisbee and cornhole, or just chill on the Adirondack chairs. On chillier days or if staying for the evening, bring a blanket, a poncho or a coat. There are multiple vendors that sell food (pizza, vegan ice cream and such), though they do not operate every week-day. There's a drinking room inside, which is also where people congregate in the winter. They've got a large variety of their ciders on tap accompanied by helpful descriptions. The bartenders are friendly and will steer you right if you need help making a selection. There's flights and glass pours. The flights are fun - I highly recommend doing it! My friends and I, we do a flight per two people, and then we each order a glass (or two) of our favorites. During cold winter, they also sell hot cider (not-alcoholic), which you can have spiked with apple spirit. On week-end nights, there's often live music playing in the early evening in the big tent / dining hall. It's open air, so bring a blanket or a coat

It's hard to not leave with warm feelings from a "farm" experience because well, the land is giving…read moregifts, and an encounter with a space that reminds us of the true source--of our own lives--is like a soothing bath we didn't realize we needed. It is a stark contrast from the consumerist drudgery, hyper-stimulation, and quotidian violence of the modern U.S. market-scape which has metastasized like a bad rash over the land. An alternative way of relating to strangers and community members alike, around long wooden tables, listening to local folk performers stirs up a sense of communality from long-ago genetic and cultural memories. Eating good food, and drinking from a curated collection of ciders each infused and brewed slightly differently makes you feel "rich" in the true sense of humanity and wellbeing. I recommend this unusual vision of communal gathering -- where you can wander between wooden beam-constructed huts in which various food vendors are selling specialty items, then gather to sit down and eat in a large tent. Here you can also enjoy open farm vistas, and explore some planted rows. There is whimsical art festooned around the collection of low-slung huts. The ground is not paved so you can feel as if you are in touch with the earth. My food choice was a bahn mi sandwich which was excellently executed with toasted bread, both tasty and filling. It used a tempeh made with wheat grown in Chimacum itself. It had beautifully pickled daikon, carrots, and cilantro while the mayo was warming. Missing jalapenos were compensated for with chili sauces that you could custom add. I washed this down with a small six ounce glass of a mix of ciders because I couldn't decide my favorite flavors (strawberry infused cider was my jam that day). Be aware that food vendors will be different depending on the day of your visit. I feel that the care & finesse with which the bahn mi was executed is an indication of the high caliber of curated, prepared food available for purchase at this "farm" experience. Get back to the land and lower your blood pressure at Finn River Farm and Cidery!

Must visit if you are in the area!! We were staying at…read moreMike's Beach Resort and ventured into Hoodsport for the afternoon. We were warmly greeted by Toni! Our pup received the warmest welcome of all! She had dog treats dipped in peanut butter to offer, and my pup LOVED it! Now the wine. I was actually quite impressed with the quality of the wine! Hubby and I are VERY into wine and we both thoroughly enjoyed our tastings. Toni even convinced me to try their Chardonnay, even though I typically don't like Chardonnay. Great recommendation! It was fruit forward and not heavily oaked. I even ended up buying a bottle. We bought several wines that day, including their sparkling. So good! We enjoyed ourselves so much on Saturday, that we came back on Sunday! Toni remembered our names, and our pup's name too! I have to say, Toni is one of the most fun and personable hosts we've met at a wine tasting room. We've visited wineries all across the west coast and abroad, and many tasting room employees will just pour you a small taste, give you their short spiel about the wine, and move on. But Toni gave us an amazing and personalized experience. There were several groups tasting on Saturday and you could tell how Toni brought energy to the vibe and we were all having a great time. She is a GEM and deserves some major recognition. We will absolutely return to Stottle next time we're in the area!

Fun spot for wine tasting! The owner was hilarious and so welcoming; pours were heavy so pace…read moreyourself :) We were in the area for a girls trip and highly recommend if you want to try some wines! There's a great Mexican spot near by so start here and then head to get a great Mexican meal after

Great little spot to eat, have a drink and take in the view. Staff was great as well!read more

What a beautiful name and vineyard. We were visiting Seattle and went to this vineyard and it…read moredidn't disappoint. We were lucky to go there on a Sunday where they had lots of vendors and it was such a fun but also peaceful few hours. We got a cheesebox and it was a full packaged cheese with crackers and knife. My husband tried few wines and he loved all of them. Such a cute and friendly business!

Love Fletcher Bay Winery at both locations! Great wine ,…read moreservice , music and atmosphere! Wine Down Wednesdays Sundays on the Rooftop !

Amazing service and welcoming, comfortable environment! Recommend 100% ! Love the staffread more

Probably my favorite winery on the island. Staff are very nice, they're great at helping you pick…read morewhat to get. They have great snack options. Very spacious seating inside and out.

Although the staff were welcoming and the setting pleasant, I wasn't much for the wines, which is…read morefine...not every wine is to everyone's taste. Again, the staff were very friendly and the setting nice.

We visited this quaint winery and cidery this weekend and found a very warm welcome by the owner, a…read morebeautiful walk through the grounds, and tasting flights for both wine and cider. The space can also be rented for events, which I imagine would be picturesque. They have both red and white wine options as well as a variety of cider to choose from, and you get 3 samples for a tasting. Our ultimate favorite, though, was actually their blackberry shrub vinegar that had amazing flavor, and both us and the other couple we were with had to go home with a bottle. This is really a beautiful, peaceful setting perfect for decompressing after a long week. The owners are incredibly gracious hosts as well and made it a very pleasant experience for us.

This is an amazing hidden gem in Port Townsend. I was visiting some relatives and came here for a…read morewine/cider tasting. I had wine and cider and everything was delicious. They also have charcuterie boards if you are hungry. The owners are the kindest people and were so kind. They took us on a tour of the greenhouse and as a plant person I thoroughly enjoyed all of the greenery and plant life. I would definitely recommend this place for a visit or to come any day if you live locally. They also do private events like weddings.

First timers to this winery but not to wineries. Beautiful landscaping, outdoor seating only, and…read morethey pre selected the tasting flight. We didn't eat or snack here. The host was very friendly and knowledgeable. We weren't a fan of the mainly white option, and the preselected tasting menu. We sat outside near a heater, luckily if not I would have been cold, on this rainy day. Also they only waive tasting fee with 3 bottles of wine.

Quaint little winery with beautiful views! Visited with some close friends and was pleasantly…read moresurprised at the wine scene out here. Glad we got to visit Bainbridge while out in Seattle :) We settled in for a wine tasting-- only around $20/person for 4 wines. I also opted for cheese/crackers ($10~). The setup was very DIY-- a quad of carafes to self-serve along with a box of crackers and a pack of goat cheese LOL. Plates, napkins, water, and silverware were available near the front patio. Staff were sweet and accommodating. Our table was flanked by heaters, keeping the cold at bay. Felt so cozy sipping with friends under their pavilion, taking in the brisk autumn air. Their whites were so delicious & sweet! I'm not a dry/buttery wine type of gal-- I like it as juice-adjacent as possible. These were up my alley for sure. LOVE that the grapes are all grown locally. While far from downtown, the vineyard is easy to access with their local bus system, Pingo.