A small Bainbridge Island winery pouring wines made from noted Washington vineyards. Worth the ferry-side detour for a taste of the mainland's best fruit.

A small tasting room in downtown Bainbridge Island, steps from the Seattle ferry. Sit inside or out with a pour of Washington wine and make it part of your island day trip.

Bainbridge Island winery known for offbeat varieties like Mourvèdre, Lemberger, Chenin Blanc and Roussanne, pouring at its Day Road winery, on Winslow Way and in Bremerton.

A Bainbridge Island tasting room set between a brewery and a distillery. Bordeaux grapes, Tempranillo and Sangiovese from Yakima and Walla Walla, aged in French, Hungarian and Virginia oak.

A small family-owned winery near the tip of Hood Canal in Belfair. Wines come with a Puget Sound tale and a respect for time-tested tradition.

The vineyard nearest downtown Seattle, on Bainbridge Island. This tiny family estate makes delicate, aromatic wines, including the state's only Muscadet from Melon de Bourgogne, ideal with seafood.

Small tasting room in Rolling Bay on Bainbridge Island, pouring limited-production wines. The winery says some of its grapes come from vines planted in 1979.

In downtown Poulsbo, a Nordic-themed historic town with restaurants, shopping and other wineries. Close to the Bainbridge and Bremerton ferries, so make a day of it.

A Hansville vineyard growing cool-climate grapes like Pinot Noir, Siegerrebe and Marquette in reddish clay soil. The gravity-fed winery aims to leave only the terroir in the bottle.