Best Wineries in Spokane (2026)

At Shannon Faye Winery, the tasting begins with a personal welcome: this is an owner-hosted experience where the story behind each bottle is part of the pleasure. Set amid Green Bluff’s rural atmosphere, the winery pairs a relaxed, family-owned feel with a focused lineup of Bordeaux-style reds—structured, full-bodied pours made for lingering over conversation. Inside, the mood is cozy and unhurried, making it easy for couples or groups to settle in, compare favorites, and ask questions directly of the people behind the wine. The setting adds a welcome change of pace from city tasting rooms, while the hospitality is the clear standout: warm, attentive, and genuinely engaged. Shannon Faye is a strong choice for visitors seeking bold reds, an intimate sense of place, and a tasting experience that feels personal rather than polished for show.

Trezzi Farm Winery brings the landscape of Green Bluff into focus: a rustic tractor-barn estate, open views, and the relaxed rhythm of a working farm. Settle onto the outdoor seating with a glass of an estate-grown bold red or crisp white, watching the orchard-country light shift across the hills. The setting feels especially well suited to groups, with food available for pairing and plenty of room for gatherings, celebrations, and weddings. Inside, the tasting experience is welcoming and easygoing, while private tastings offer a more personal way to explore the lineup. Trezzi’s combination of attentive hospitality, scenic surroundings, and a distinctly agricultural identity makes it a standout stop for visitors who want their winery outing to feel rooted in place rather than polished to uniformity.

Cougar Crest Estate Winery Spokane makes a strong case for a relaxed, value-minded tasting stop in the city. The cozy room has an easygoing social feel that suits groups, whether you’re settling in for a focused tasting or lingering over a favorite bottle. In the glass, the emphasis is on estate-grown Walla Walla wines—an appealing chance to explore the character of that celebrated valley without leaving Spokane. The wines earn their place through especially impressive value, while attentive hospitality keeps the experience welcoming rather than formal. A lively vibe and the option to connect through the winery club give the visit a sense of continuity beyond a single tasting. This is a practical, personable choice for guests who want polished regional wines, a comfortable setting, and bottles that make it easy to bring the experience home.

At Latah Creek Wine Cellars, a visit feels comfortably unhurried: settle into the cozy tasting room, then carry your glass into the courtyard for a board of food designed to share. This family-owned Spokane Valley winery brings a personal touch to the experience, especially during winemaker tastings, when the people behind the bottles add context and conversation to each pour. The historic location lends the visit a sense of place, while a welcoming layout makes it easy to gather with friends, family, or a larger group. Tastings are $15 and include six wines, either the monthly themed flight or your own selections; the fee is refundable with a $35 wine purchase. Events and weddings add to the winery’s social appeal, but the atmosphere remains relaxed enough for a casual afternoon. With strong hospitality, a lively vibe, and easy parking, Latah Creek earns its 7.8 overall score.

Overbluff Cellars brings a lively, welcoming energy to one of Spokane’s historic warehouse spaces. Inside, the rustic surroundings give the tasting experience a distinctly local character: exposed industrial textures, a relaxed room, and Washington wines that favor bold reds with plenty of presence. The team’s warm hospitality makes newcomers feel at ease, while the spacious layout works well for groups, celebrations, and wedding gatherings. When weather allows, take a glass outdoors and settle into the seating area for an easygoing extension of the visit. This is less about sweeping vineyard scenery than about the atmosphere—good conversation, well-poured wines, and the pleasure of discovering a working urban cellar with personality. A wine club adds another reason to return, especially for visitors who want to keep Washington’s red-wine style in rotation.

Liberty Lake Wine Cellars brings a welcoming, family-owned spirit to Spokane Valley, with the kind of attentive hospitality that makes settling in easy. The tasting room feels cozy and social, well suited to groups gathering over bold reds, while outdoor seating adds another option for lingering with a glass. Red Mountain reds are the centerpiece, offering a focused taste of one of Washington’s most distinctive growing regions and a clear sense of what this winery does best. Tastings are $20 for five 1-ounce pours of your choice, tax included, and the fee is waived with a bottle purchase. With its polished wines, warm service, and flexible atmosphere, the winery also works naturally for celebrations, events, and weddings. It is a strong Spokane-area stop for visitors who value confident red wines and a genuinely personal welcome.

OutWest Wines & Ciders brings a lively, welcoming energy to Kendall Yards, making it a standout stop for visitors who want Pacific Northwest wines in a relaxed social setting. The tasting room is especially strong on hospitality: expect an easygoing welcome and a team eager to help you explore the lineup, whether you gravitate toward wine or cider. Outdoor seating adds room to linger, while a family-friendly atmosphere makes the experience approachable for groups with different ages and tastes. Events and weddings give the space a community-minded role beyond the tasting flight, and the wine club offers a way to keep OutWest in your rotation after your visit. With its upbeat vibe, Kendall Yards location, and broad appeal, this is a comfortable choice for a casual afternoon or a gathering with friends.

At Barrister Winery, Spokane’s history is part of the experience. Set in a historic setting, the winery pairs a sense of place with a tasting room that feels social, welcoming, and built for lingering. The wines lean confidently toward bold reds, making this a natural stop for guests who prefer structured, full-flavored pours and want to explore the winery’s red-focused lineup. Outdoor seating extends the visit beyond the tasting room, while live music and hosted events give the space an easy, convivial rhythm. Groups are especially well suited here, whether gathering for an afternoon tasting, a celebration, or a wedding. The attentive hospitality is a clear strength, and the wine club offers a way to keep Barrister in the rotation after your Spokane visit. It’s a lively, people-oriented winery where the setting provides character and the atmosphere does much of the work.

Tempus Cellars Spokane is the kind of stop that rewards a relaxed afternoon with friends. Inside its cozy tasting room, the welcome is the main event: attentive, genuinely warm, and easygoing enough to make newcomers feel immediately at home. Flights move comfortably between expressive Riesling and fuller-bodied Bordeaux blends, with bold reds bringing depth to the experience. Add a charcuterie board and the visit settles into an unhurried rhythm—glasses on the table, conversation stretching between pours, and plenty of reasons to linger. The setting is more urban than pastoral, but that gives Tempus a social, accessible energy, especially for groups planning a Spokane wine outing. A wine club offers another way to stay connected to the cellar. With a strong hospitality score and a polished yet comfortable vibe, Tempus stands out for making wine tasting feel welcoming rather than formal.