One of the best experiences in Walla Walla is in the Chihuly Tasting Room at Long Shadows Winery. This award-winning winery creates ultra-premium vintages desired by collectors and oenophiles from around the globe. In part due to the partnerships with renowned winemakers from around the world—each offering their special touch to these Washington-grown grapes. Their […]
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We’ve been enjoying a particularly warm autumn here in the Tri-Cities & Walla Walla, but even so, we’re looking forward to the holiday season. If you’re thinking about heading to the area, know there are plenty of fun things to do in the Tri-Cities area this winter. But more importantly, year-round, so it doesn’t matter
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In a recent feature article on Washington wine country by Seattle Met magazine, they call out the incredible dining scene found at the local Walla Walla restaurants, naming it a “full-fledged dining destination.” More chefs from Seattle and other big cities are feeling the draw to this part of the state—in part to the successful
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One of our favorite places for wine tasting and an outdoor lunch is Waterbrook Winery. The expansive estate and visitor’s center is not only a space to learn about Washington wine but also one of the most picturesque backdrops for tasting some fine examples of varietals and terroir. The founders of Waterbrook Winery were pioneers
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One of our favorite places for a wine tasting nearby is L’Ecole Winery, just about 20 minutes from our Inn on the route into Walla Walla. L’Ecole N° 41 has been family-owned and operated for three generations—which began in 1983 making them only the third winery to open in this area. Located in a converted
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For more than 40 years, the winemakers at Woodward Canyon Winery have been producing old-world-style wines from grapes grown in the Walla Walla Valley and other vineyards in Washington. You’ll find big, bold Cabernets and Bordeaux blends, as well as a lovely Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc. Woodward Canyon is often most recognized for their old
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While the Red Mountain AVA might be the smallest in Washington State, the wine grown here packs a powerful punch. The region encompasses just over 4,000 acres, and 2,000 of those acres are dedicated to vineyard cultivation of primarily red varietals. Cabernet being the dominant vine, the Red Mountain AVA’s Cabernet Sauvignon’s are recognized worldwide
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You’ll find some lovely shopping in downtown Walla Walla for all sorts of fun finds. From clothing and antiques to wine and beer to high end olive oil, you can spend a full day here perusing the shops and boutiques along the Main Street drag. Of course, an added element to shopping in downtown Walla
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One of the best ways to spend a morning in Walla Walla is with a round of golf at the Wine Valley Golf Club. It can get warm in the summer months, but if you book an early morning tee time, you’ll beat the heat and find this course challenging and rewarding. Imagined by Dan
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Visiting Walla Walla wineries is one of our favorite things to do in the area, especially in these beautiful fall months. Though Walla Walla wineries may be slightly lesser-known that our neighbors to the south in Oregon’s Willamette Valley and California’s Napa Valleys, Walla Walla has earned itself a place of recognition from wine enthusiasts
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