Beautiful canyon views and location. Wines are mostly sweet, although a couple were less so. Lovely port wines, great Riesling, and very interesting white cab franc-- very unusual! Highly recommend the short drive out of Ellensburg.

Unique little boutique winery that is absolutely worth the stop. The whites are this owners specialty. Including a white cabernet and an out of this world white ice wine. The drive along the canyon is also beautiful but beware is veeery curvey-windy.

The drive up to the winery seemed a bit deserted, although I haven’t been to many wineries so that might be the case with all of them. The guy was awesome and super friendly! Great view and the wine is really good. Definitely worth the drive.

Beautiful outdoor tasting right outside of Ellensburg. Great summer wines and some good Port for later. Very reasonable prices.

Love this winery! super nice proprietor and the wines are fun. Got a white red wine and a yummy rose`.

Second time back and we love it!

We learned about The Wine Project which initiated Washintons wine industry. The wines, especially all the Port wines were excellent!

The wine was wonderful, Gary was great. He took the time to educate me about wine tasty. I liked this place so much I compared it to all the places I went to all weekend! I can hardly wait to go again!

We stopped in on the way to go camping. Very nice scenic views, and we tried a slew of reislings that were all really tasty. Owner was friendly and gave us cool info on the area. Make a stop here!

Stopped in on a whim and had a great afternoon. Several good wines, really interesting and friendly owner, perfect view for a picnic and a bottle after the tasting.

I had a wonderful experience here! Im from out of state and stopped on a whim while driving through. Gary was working in the vineyard when I pulled up, but he stopped immediately to greet me and treat me to his tasty wines and his knowledge of the area. The wines were delicious; Im not normally a fan of Rosé, but the Rosé here was surprisingly delicious. I wasnt expecting a taste of the hard apple cider as well. I left with a cold can of apple cider and a bottle of my favorite wine from the tasting (the ice wine port) to share with friends. I wish I could have bought more. Im very happy I stopped, and I recommend this experience to others.

The view is nice but that is all I can say about this winery. Even though wine maker claims that he has been making wine for 15+ years, or I think 20+ years, the wines were really not that good. More over, I think the wine maker needs to know that when you are charging $7 for wine tasting, the standard tasting pour size is 2 to 3 ounces but I didnt even get one ounce of pour at this winery. Having traveled all over for wines, never have I had such a small pour. At any winery the pour size should be at least two sips, so that with first sip you clear the palate from previous pour and the second sip will actually let you evaluate the wine. But I was honestly flabbergasted with the pour size. In the hindsight, I should have taken the picture of the pour size to upload. I cannot recommend this winery for anyone who is serious about Yakima Valley wines. There are much better wineries in the region, for e.g. Two Mountains, Col Solare, JBells, etc. Even 14 Hands experience was better than this winery.

Gary was very nice and very knowledgeable. Wine was far and away the worst wine I have ever tasted.

Ellensburg canyon 2013 chardonnay I usually dont like chardonnay. It is usually very sour. Now I need to get more

Great wine & atmosphere

Impressive

Fun experience! Lovely, unique wines!!!