Best Wineries to Visit in Washington State

Lumos Winery

• Pros:
  • Beautiful setting.
  • Lovely people.
  • Great wines.
• Cons:
  • Pricier than other options.
• "Definitely Lumos. The setting is beautiful and the people are lovely! Oh, and their wines are, too."

Airlie Winery

• Pros:
  • Great atmosphere.
  • Woman-owned/operated.
  • Better prices.
• Cons:
  • Limited wine options.
• "Airlie Winery is great, has a little pond to walk around, and is woman-owned/operated. Better prices than Lumos (which is great too)."

Cardwell Hill Winery

• Pros:
  • Better wines and prices.
  • Close proximity to other wineries.
• Cons:
  • No standout features.
• "As others have mentioned, Cardwell Hill has better wines and prices, and they are right next to Lumos."

Compton Family Wines

• Pros:
  • Unique experience.
• Cons:
  • Limited information available.
• "Compton Family Wines in Philomath is pretty neat."

Van Duzer Winery

• Pros:
  • Considered the best in the area.
• Cons:
  • Limited feedback on the wine quality.
• "Van Duzer is probably the best in the area."

Additional Recommendations:

• Tyee Vineyards
• Brigadoon Vineyards
• Ankeny Vineyards
• Johan Vineyards
• Antiquum Farm
• Illahe Vineyards
• Bjornson Vineyard
• Keeler Estate Vineyard
• Bethel Heights Vineyard
• Harris Bridge Vineyards
• Third Block Wines (tasting room)
• Bluebird Hill Cellars
• Andante Vineyard

Overall, Lumos, Airlie, and Cardwell Hill are popular choices for their beautiful settings, good wines, and unique features.

Remember to sample wines based on your personal preferences and budget when visiting wineries in Washington State.