Best Wineries in Walla Walla Valley
13 wineries matched to your taste and atmosphere

Abeja
Walla Walla · Walla Walla Valley
“Estate-grown Bordeaux varieties and Syrah in Walla Walla's original winery-inn hybrid, where a converted 1904 farmstead houses both serious collectors and destination-seekers on 38 working acres.” ›

Amavi Cellars
Walla Walla · Walla Walla Valley
“Twenty-five years into their run, Amavi still owns some of the best valley views in Walla Walla—and the Syrah to match. Their earthy, mushroom-laced bottles pull serious weight, while the Sémillon offers citrus relief. Outdoor seating sprawls across the property, dogs are welcome, and walk-ins get treated like reservations.” ›

Dunham Cellars
Walla Walla · Walla Walla Valley
“Airport hangar turned tasting room pouring serious Washington Syrah and Cabernet in Walla Walla's funkiest setting.” ›
Tastings from $20+

Gramercy Cellars
Walla Walla · Walla Walla Valley
“Master Sommelier Greg Harrington's off-the-beaten-path project pours Syrah and Cabernet with the technical precision you'd expect from one of wine's hardest credentials—minus the ego.” ›

K Vintners
Walla Walla · Walla Walla Valley
“Charles Smith's original Walla Walla operation focuses hard on single-vineyard Syrah. The library flight lets you see what seven years does to these wines—usually something good.” ›
Tastings from $20+

L'Ecole No 41
Lowden · Walla Walla Valley
“Third-oldest winery in Washington state, operating since 1983 in a converted 1915 schoolhouse. The GSM proves they understand Rhône blending as well as their flagship Bordeaux reds.” ›

Long Shadows Vintners
Walla Walla · Walla Walla Valley
“Allen Shoup's grand experiment: give world-class winemakers access to Washington's best fruit and see what happens. The answer? Nine distinct wines from nine acclaimed vintners, all managed by Gilles Nicault, creating one of the state's most ambitious collaborative projects.” ›
Tastings from $30+

Pepper Bridge Winery
Walla Walla · Walla Walla Valley
“Washington's first gravity-flow winery, built into a hillside overlooking their estate Pepper Bridge Vineyard. Jean-François Pellet crafts elegant Bordeaux blends using custom optical sorting tech and 70% solar power. Eight-time Wine & Spirits Top 100.” ›

Reynvaan Family Vineyards
Walla Walla · Walla Walla Valley
“Winemaker Matt Reynvaan runs tastings himself at this appointment-only Syrah specialist where the sunset views rival the wines.” ›

Rotie Cellars
Milton-Freewater · Walla Walla Valley
“Syrah specialists in The Rocks District of Milton-Freewater, where basalt cobblestones force vines into mineral-driven intensity. Their estate bottlings show what happens when Northern Rhône meets one of Oregon's most distinctive terroirs.” ›
Tastings from $40+

Seven Hills Winery
Walla Walla · Walla Walla Valley
“Founded in 1988 as one of Walla Walla Valley's original estates, Seven Hills built its reputation on Bordeaux varietals from legendary Northwest vineyards. Their pure Petit Verdot—rare as a standalone bottling—shows off the winery's technical precision in a historic 1904 lumber mill tasting room downtown.” ›

Walla Walla Vintners
Walla Walla · Walla Walla Valley
“The 8th bonded winery in Walla Walla Valley still making wine on the same eastside dirt after three decades. Their Cabernet Sauvignon built the reputation, but the Italian-inspired red blends show where the real ambition lies.” ›

Woodward Canyon Winery
Lowden · Walla Walla Valley
“Founded in 1981, Woodward Canyon is Walla Walla royalty—Rick Small helped put Washington Cabernet on the map when most people thought the state only made Riesling. The reds still age like they mean it.” ›