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Idaho's oldest independent winery, now pouring in the small historic town of Bovill. Expect everything from dry reds to sweet dessert wines, sparkling wine and honey meads, plus the Vandal Crest wines.
Hours
Thu–Sun 12–6 (confirm)
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
Walk-ins welcome
A laid-back tasting room on the Umiker family's century farm in the Lewiston Orchards, pouring Merlot, Syrah, Carménère and Chardonnay from their estate vineyard and other Northwest sites.
Hours
Tue–Sat 12–5
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
Walk-ins welcome
A small downtown tasting room in Morgan's Alley, inside a building that was once a bordello and is said to have a resident ghost. Small-lot wines from Bordeaux, Rhône and Italian grapes.
Hours
Tue–Thu 11–5, Fri–Sat 11–6
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
Walk-ins welcome
Wide lawns and long views over vineyards and wheat fields, with bocce, a fire pit for sunset and live music on Saturdays. The Cabernet Franc is a local favorite.
Hours
Thu 6–9pm, Fri–Sat 1–9, Sun 1–5 (confirm)
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
Walk-ins welcome
An estate tasting room a few steps from vineyards on both banks of the Clearwater River, with canyon views from the patio. Try the Reserve Syrah and a bright, juicy Grenache.
Hours
Wed–Thu 12–6, Fri–Sat 12–7, Sun 12–5 (winter)
Tasting
$15 tasting
Getting in
Walk-ins welcome
A no-frills, family-run vineyard in the Lewis-Clark Valley where the dogs greet you first. Book a tasting and try the Sémillon, Cabernet Franc or Malbec.
Hours
By appointment
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
Reservations required