Warehouse
PourPlan Rating
8.3
/10
Rhône reds and group tastings
8.1
/10
Red wines, small-group setting
7.7
/10
Winemaker-selected wines, pets welcome
7.7
/10
Natural wines and crisp whites
7.6
/10
Super-Tuscan-style wines and wine club
7.6
/10
Urban Red Mountain wines
7.5
/10
Barrel tastings, hidden production door
7.4
/10
Konnowac-grown Bordeaux and Syrah
7.4
/10
Farming heritage, bold reds
7.3
/10
Family-run reds and patio
7.2
/10
Family-poured wines, Zinfandel focus
7.2
/10
Barrel-room tastings and Pinot Gris
7.2
/10
Trestle-table gatherings, tree-covered patio views
7.1
/10
Estate-grown wines and live music
7.1
/10
Huse family, bold reds
7.0
/10
Bold reds, crisp whites
7.0
/10
Personal winemaker engagement, barrel-room space
7.0
/10
Artisan Hill warehouse tasting
7.0
/10
Red Mountain reds, salon tastings
7.0
/10
Appointment-only cellar pickups
6.9
/10
Family-run, winemaker-led tastings
6.9
/10
Bold reds, club exclusives
6.8
/10
Bold reds and kids’ corner
6.8
/10
Old-school warehouse reds
6.7
/10
Syrah, vibrant whites, bubbly curveballs
6.6
/10
Private barrel room tastings
6.6
/10
Working-winery tastings and bold reds
6.5
/10
Lawson-led family ownership; group events
6.4
/10
Family-founded, event-ready tasting room
6.2
/10
Family roots, live music
6.2
/10
Biodynamic wines and savory pies
6.0
/10
Estate-grown wines and live music
6.0
/10
Bold reds, kid-and-dog friendly
5.9
/10
Bold reds, private barrel tastings
5.9
/10
Washington Red Blends, Barrel Aging
Live music and dog-friendly tastings
Spanish-Italian varietals, crisp whites
Outdoor pours, quarterly club releases
French bistro setting; estate-grown wines
Black female-owned; live music
Family-run reds, private pairings
Warehouse
The Warehouse district is Woodinville’s best-kept secret—an unassuming stretch of industrial buildings that’s become a haven for serious wine lovers. While it trades vineyard views for roll-up doors, it more than makes up for it with sheer variety. With dozens of boutique producers clustered together, it’s the highest concentration of tasting rooms in town—perfect for discovering new favorites, diving deep into single varietals, or spending a whole day sampling without ever moving your car.
In the Warehouse district of Woodinville Wine Country, visitors will discover a hidden gem filled with a diverse array of boutique wineries. This industrial setting, with its roll-up doors and casual vibe, offers an impressive concentration of tasting rooms, making it ideal for wine enthusiasts eager to explore. Expect to savor rich red blends, bold Cabernet Sauvignons, and expressive Syrahs, alongside a smaller selection of whites and sparkling wines. With many venues being family and pet-friendly, it's a welcoming atmosphere for all. Enjoy the convenience of sampling a variety of wines without the need to drive, allowing for a relaxed and enjoyable day of discovery.
The Warehouse district is a walkable area with the highest concentration of tasting rooms in Woodinville, making it easy to explore without moving your car. With 44 wineries, you can dive into a variety of red wines, especially Red Blends and Cabernet Sauvignon. Reservations are recommended at many locations, so plan ahead. Food is available at 13 tasting rooms, ensuring you can enjoy a bite while sipping. The district is family-friendly with 14 options welcoming kids, and 13 tasting rooms are pet-friendly for those traveling with furry companions. Expect a range of price tiers, from budget-friendly to premium options, catering to all wine lovers.
Yes, reservations are recommended at many tasting rooms, especially during peak times.
The district is known for its red wines, particularly Red Blends, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Syrah, making up 76% of the offerings.
Yes, many tasting rooms offer food, and some are family-friendly.
While the district has a high concentration of tasting rooms, it's advisable to drive between them, as it's more convenient.
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Warehouse District - Woodinville Wine Country
The Warehouse district is Woodinville’s best-kept secret—an unassuming stretch of industrial buildings that’s become a haven for serious wine lovers. While it trades vineyard views for roll-up doors, it more than makes up for it with sheer variety. With dozens of boutique producers clustered together, it’s the highest concentration of tasting rooms in town—perfect for discovering new favorites, diving deep into single varietals, or spending a whole day sampling without ever moving your car.
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In the Warehouse district of Woodinville Wine Country, visitors will discover a hidden gem filled with a diverse array of boutique wineries. This industrial setting, with its roll-up doors and casual vibe, offers an impressive concentration of tasting rooms, making it ideal for wine enthusiasts eager to explore. Expect to savor rich red blends, bold Cabernet Sauvignons, and expressive Syrahs, alongside a smaller selection of whites and sparkling wines. With many venues being family and pet-friendly, it's a welcoming atmosphere for all. Enjoy the convenience of sampling a variety of wines without the need to drive, allowing for a relaxed and enjoyable day of discovery.
The Warehouse district is a walkable area with the highest concentration of tasting rooms in Woodinville, making it easy to explore without moving your car. With 44 wineries, you can dive into a variety of red wines, especially Red Blends and Cabernet Sauvignon. Reservations are recommended at many locations, so plan ahead. Food is available at 13 tasting rooms, ensuring you can enjoy a bite while sipping. The district is family-friendly with 14 options welcoming kids, and 13 tasting rooms are pet-friendly for those traveling with furry companions. Expect a range of price tiers, from budget-friendly to premium options, catering to all wine lovers.
Yes, reservations are recommended at many tasting rooms, especially during peak times.
The district is known for its red wines, particularly Red Blends, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Syrah, making up 76% of the offerings.
Yes, many tasting rooms offer food, and some are family-friendly.
While the district has a high concentration of tasting rooms, it's advisable to drive between them, as it's more convenient.
Warehouse at a Glance
41
Wineries4.8
Avg RatingVisitor Experience
- 10 pet-friendly
- 9 family-friendly
- 16 outdoor seating
Planning Essentials
- 21 reservations recommended/required
- Tastings: $10–$30
- Wines: $20–$739
When are you visiting?
8.3
/10
Rhône reds and group tastings
8.1
/10
Red wines, small-group setting
7.7
/10
Winemaker-selected wines, pets welcome
7.7
/10
Natural wines and crisp whites
7.6
/10
Super-Tuscan-style wines and wine club
7.6
/10
Urban Red Mountain wines
7.5
/10
Barrel tastings, hidden production door
7.4
/10
Konnowac-grown Bordeaux and Syrah
7.4
/10
Farming heritage, bold reds
7.3
/10
Family-run reds and patio
7.2
/10
Family-poured wines, Zinfandel focus
7.2
/10
Barrel-room tastings and Pinot Gris
7.2
/10
Trestle-table gatherings, tree-covered patio views
7.1
/10
Estate-grown wines and live music
7.1
/10
Huse family, bold reds
7.0
/10
Bold reds, crisp whites
7.0
/10
Personal winemaker engagement, barrel-room space
7.0
/10
Artisan Hill warehouse tasting
7.0
/10
Red Mountain reds, salon tastings
7.0
/10
Appointment-only cellar pickups
6.9
/10
Family-run, winemaker-led tastings
6.9
/10
Bold reds, club exclusives
6.8
/10
Bold reds and kids’ corner
6.8
/10
Old-school warehouse reds
6.7
/10
Syrah, vibrant whites, bubbly curveballs
6.6
/10
Private barrel room tastings
6.6
/10
Working-winery tastings and bold reds
6.5
/10
Lawson-led family ownership; group events
6.4
/10
Family-founded, event-ready tasting room
6.2
/10
Family roots, live music
6.2
/10
Biodynamic wines and savory pies
6.0
/10
Estate-grown wines and live music
6.0
/10
Bold reds, kid-and-dog friendly
5.9
/10
Bold reds, private barrel tastings
5.9
/10
Washington Red Blends, Barrel Aging
Live music and dog-friendly tastings
Spanish-Italian varietals, crisp whites
Outdoor pours, quarterly club releases
French bistro setting; estate-grown wines
Black female-owned; live music
Family-run reds, private pairings