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A small tasting room north of Sandpoint looking out at the Cabinet Mountains, pouring Syrah, Malbec, Petit Verdot and Viognier from Washington's Rattlesnake Hills.
Hours
By appointment (24 hours' notice)
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
Reservations required
Taste by the flight or settle in with a glass and a cheese board. Local musicians play the music alcove most Saturday afternoons, and the Viognier is a long-time house favorite.
Hours
Tue–Thu 12–6, Fri–Sat 12–7
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
Walk-ins welcome
A downtown Sandpoint tasting room in the historic Bellwood Building, with charcuterie, live music and piano nights. Pour the Chardonnay or take home a refillable growler of Bistro Rouge.
Hours
Tue–Sat 12–8
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
Walk-ins welcome
A boutique, small-batch winery in Post Falls offering private tastings at the manor, with a Cabernet Sauvignon from 60-year-old Rattlesnake Hills vines leading the list.
Hours
By appointment
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
Reservations required
Dry-finished fruit wines made from huckleberry, elderberry, rhubarb and pear, poured in a backyard garden setting in the lake town of Harrison. No grapes involved.
Hours
Seasonal, roughly May–mid-Oct, 12–5 (confirm)
Tasting
Tasting fee varies
Getting in
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