Discover The Wineries

"Amador Cellars is a small, quality driven and family oriented business, owned and run by the Long Family. In 2000, the Longs purchased a 22 acre parcel with a 20 acre Zinfandel vineyard in Amador County, an area where they used to buy grape for making wine at home. They soon began building winery facilities, and in 2004 Amador Cellars was born. The family owned-and-operated-winery is thriving today in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley."

"The Miner family has been producing and making wine on the West Coast for several generations. In fact, Loyal’s Great Grandfather, Loyal Aubrey Miner, was a bootleg wine maker in Bothell, Washington during the 1920s. He eventually received a Presidential pardon after the repeal of Prohibition and continued to make wine and share it with others for many years thereafter."

"Wrath produces site-driven Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Syrah, and Sauvignon Blanc from our estate vineyard and respected properties in the Santa Lucia Highlands. Our production is small, our distribution is limited and our wines reveal attitude, passion, and an inherent respect for what a vineyard can give us."

"The house Thaddeus built in the mid-1800’s was lived in by family members for more than 100 years, until the late 1970’s. For a brief period, it was used to store the many antiques that had been passed down over the generations. It was also a favorite location for family Halloween Parties. In 2003, the family decided to give the beautiful and historic house a new life as the current office for Wackman Ranch and the Tasting Room and Barrel Cellar for McConnell Estates Winery."

"Chateau Ste. Michelle is Washington state's founding winery featuring award-winning wines and an unparalleled tasting experience at our historic chateau and grounds near Seattle."

"Good wine starts with good dirt and in 2012 Anna and David Delaski finally got their shot at farming shot at farming and producing California wine. In the process, they have also discovered waht makes them happy. This is their story..."