2012 Tranche Cellars, Estate Cabernet Sauvignon, $49.75
Winery info: Tranche is the “sister label” of Corliss Estates, which was founded in 2001 and quickly become one of the top wineries in the state, thanks to ample resources, excellent vineyard sites, and meticulous attention to detail at every stage. Continue reading
2013 Gramercy, Lagniappe Syrah, $60
Winery info: Founded in 2005 by master sommelier-turned winemaker, Greg Harrington, who oversaw wine programs at some of the top restaurants in the country before moving to Walla Walla to make Bordeaux- and Rhône-inspired wines in Washington. Continue reading
2013 Cadence, Tapteil, $45
Winery info: Cadence hardly needs any introduction. Continue reading
2010 Côte Bonneville, Carriage House, $49.75
Winery info: Hugh and Kathy Shiels bought DuBrul Vineyard in the Yakima Valley in 1991 and began planting it the following year. Continue reading
2013 Cadence, Bel Canto, $60
Winery info: Cadence hardly needs any introduction. Continue reading
2014 Quilceda Creek, CVR $51.50
Winery info: Founded in 1979 by Alex Golitzen in Snohomish. Continue reading
2014 Mark Ryan, Dead Horse, $58
Winery info: Mark Ryan McNeilly began making wine in 1999, working in various garages and warehouses before finally settling into Woodinville in 2003. Continue reading
2014 Avennia, Arnaut Boushey Syrah, $49.75
Winery info: Avennia is a relatively young winery, but after its first release in 2012 it quickly became hailed as one of the state’s “rising stars” and is now considered one of the top wineries in the state. Continue reading
2012 Buty, Rediviva of the Stones, $60
Winery info: Founded in 2000 by Nina Buty and Caleb Foster, Buty quickly became one of the most respected wineries in the state. Continue reading
2012 Hightower Cellars, Reserve Red, $55
Winery info: Founded in 1997 in Woodinville by Tim and Kelly Hightower with the winemaking philosophy, “Get the best grapes and don’t screw them up.” Continue reading
West Seattle Wine Cellars 