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A small-batch winery in Polson's 1917 Bickford Building pouring wines from Flathead cherries, pears, plums, huckleberries and Marquette grapes, all hand-picked around Flathead Lake and the Mission Valley.
Hours
Fall: Fri–Sat 2–7; private tastings by reservation
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
Walk-ins welcome
A low-intervention vineyard and winery on rolling hills above the Lower Clark Fork River, growing cold-hardy hybrid grapes; call ahead for a personal tasting on the farm.
Hours
By appointment (call)
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
Reservations required
A family vineyard on the Flathead River near Dixon growing cold-hardy Itasca, La Crescent and Frontenac; book a vineyard tour and tasting, and RVers can stay over as Harvest Hosts.
Hours
By appointment
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
Reservations required
An urban winery in Evergreen on the east edge of Kalispell where you can watch wine being made, then settle in with a glass, a panini or flatbread, and live music.
Hours
Mon–Wed 11:30–8, Thu–Sat 11:30–10, closed Sun
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
Walk-ins welcome
A fireside tasting room in an old auction house about 20 minutes from Glacier's west entrance, pouring wines made on site, many from cold-hardy Montana grapes, with live music and summer patio views of Columbia Mountain.
Hours
Tue–Sun 3–9
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
Walk-ins welcome