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Yakima-Valley-Wineries-Map-Web.Pdf TO CHINOOK PASS Oak Creek Bron Yr Aur Brewstillery 410 Brewing Co. Gard Ellensburg Vintners NACHES Canyon 12 Winery 821 TO WHITE PASS TIETON Yakima Rive S. Naches Road Southard Winery YAKIMA AND PACKWOOD TO ELLENSBURG Rowe Hill Dr Rowe Fontaine Estates AND SEATTLE NACHES 82 HEIGHTS 12 SELAH 823 AVA McGonagle Rd Goodlander Rd Rider Thompson Rd Nache Rive N Cellars AREA The Yakima Valley grows more hops, grapes and fruit than anywhere else in the Pacific Northwest. Cowiche Creek Valley The Bier Den Brewing Company Wherry Rd Brewing Co. AntoLin Cellars Come experience award-winning wine, unique craft beer and hand-crafted cider straight from the source. Naches Heights Weikel Rd Tieton Cider Works 5th Line Brewing Company Vineyard Visitor Information Center Fruitvale Blvd Wilridge Vineyard, 2 River Rd Winery & Distillery Hop Capital Single Hill Brewing Company Brewing Marble Rd The Distillarium YAKIMA ZILLAH PROSSER RED MOUNTAIN COLUMBIA GORGE BREWERY/CIDERY/DISTILLERY Bale Breaker Brewing Co. Swede Hill Distillery Wandering Hop Kana Winery YAKIMA Zier Rd Brewing Co. Yakima Air Terminal 24 Draper Rd MOXEE Gilbert 1 ZILLAH Cellars The KilnUNION GAP Winery Taproom Owen Roe 24 Wiley Rd Treveri Cellars RED MOUNTAIN AREA Knight Hill Winery PROSSER VanArnam Vineyards Freehand Cellars Hyatt Vineyards AREA Masset Two Mountain Winery Hightower Hamilton Ruby Magdalena Purple Star Cellars Winery Vineyards Dineen Vineyards Winery Cellars HopTown Tapteil Vineyard Wood Fired Pizza J.Bell Whitman Hill Winery 225 YAKIMA VALLEY Cellars NE Roza Road E. Corral Creek Road Silver Lake Winery/Vitis Spirits N. Whitmore PR NW E. 583 PR NE Col Solare Red Clark Rd Lombard Loop Sheridan Vineyard E. Corral Creek RoadSleeping Dog Wines Mountain Lombard Loop Lombard AREA N. Whitmore PR NW Winery Simcoe Creek Winery Hedges Family Estate Trails POINTS OF INTEREST WAPATO Fortuity Cultura Wine Winery Cellars Antinori Rd Paradisos del Sol Winery & Organic Vineyard Mas VINTNERS VILLAGE Yakima Rive Kiona Vineyards Winery Chappell 3 Fidelitas Portteus Winery • Airfield Estates Tanjuli LaPierre Farms Winery • County Line Tasting Room Winery & Organic Fruit ExperienceRattlesnake Tucannon 1. Holiday Inn • Wit Cellars Cellars Portrait 97 Bonair Hills AVA Cellars Winery ZILLAH • Milbrandt Vineyards Frichette Monte Express & Suites Severino and Ryan Patrick Wines Winery Cellars Chandler Reach Scarlatto Regardless of whether you’re 241 • Smasne Cellars Vineyards Terra Blanca Winery 224 Horizons Edge Winery & Estate Vineyard Estate Winery staying at our hotel for business or & Maison de Padgett Winery • Thurston Wolfe Winery Bosma • Willow Crest/Apex Cellars Cooper Wine pleasure, you can expect a warm Estate Cellars Orchardvale Rd Velen Winery • Wine O’Clock 82 225 Company 82 and thoughtful staff dedicated to - Bunnel Family Cellars making you feel right at home. TOPPENISH • Winemaker’s Loft 1215 Ahtanum Ridge Drive • Union Gap SUNNYSIDE Coyote Canyon Winery 509.902.8000 • holidayinnexpress.com YAKIMA GRANGER Fordyce Rd Snipes Mountain Martinez & Martinez Brewery Varietal VALLEY AVA 223 Emerald Rd 82 Beer Company Cote Bonneville Co Dinn Grant Ave Barrel Springs Cellars 5th St Upland Farm Rd Tucker Cellars RED Winery Gap Rd MOUNTAIN 2. Cowiche Canyon SNIPES AVA Cowiche Canyon Conservancy MOUNTAIN AVA Domanico maintains more than 30 miles Cellars Alexandria Nicole Cellars BENTON CITY of hiking trails that cater to all GRANDVIEW fitness levels. With four different Parejas N Crosby Rd 82 22 Old Inland Emprire Hwy trailheads, that means easily Cellars Grandridge Rd Prosser Vineyard & Winery N Crosby Rd W 134 PR NW accessible day hikes close to 97 Old Inland Emprire Hwy Kestrel TO TRI-CITIES Downtown Yakima! Yakima Rive Vintners Mercer Wine Estates 241 Yakima Valley Vintners YVCC Teaching Winery Chinook Wines TO GOLDENDALE WHAT IS AN AVA? Yakima River Winery 14Hands Winery AND PORTLAND American Viticultural Areas, or AVAs, are geographical Desert Wind Winery Maryhill HORSE HEAVEN wine grape growing regions in the United States. Their 22 Hinzerling Winery Winery W Richards Rd S Davlor PR SW Drive Times From Yakima 3. WHITMAN HILL WINERY Green Oak Brewing boundaries are defined by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax DavenLore Winery HILLS AVA Miles Time Come experience our selection of 221 and Trade Bureau (TTB) and established at the request Horse Heaven PROSSER Benton City 66 1 hr premium, handcrafted wines. Hills Brewery Portland, OR 185 3 hrs Sip and savor in a beautiful scenic of wineries or other petitioners. Columbia Crest Prosser 50 48 min setting in the heart of wine country. COLUMBIA Winery Seattle 142 2 hrs/30 min The businesses listed on this map have regular business hours; From our family to yours. Spokane 203 3 hrs 2911 Roza Drive • Zillah TO PATERSON GORGE AREA however, for a successful experience we suggest you call to Tri-Cities 85 1 hr/23 min 509.829.3370 • whitmanhillwine.com confirm their hours on the day you plan to visit. Vancouver, BC 276 5 hrs Walla Walla 130 2 hrs/25 min Zillah 21 23 min © 2021 Yakima Valley Tourism, 800-221-0751, 509-575-3010. For individual use only. Not to be volume reproduced or graphical elements used without the express, written consent of Yakima Valley Tourism. A wine tour in the Yakima Valley can be as varied as the individual taking the tour. Below are the craft beverage members of Yakima Valley Take the Tour! Tourism who invite you to visit. Trip Planning LaPierre Farms Winery Desert Wind Winery WINE ASSOCIATIONS & FACILITIES & Organic Fruit Experience 2258 Wine Country Road • Prosser WA 99350 YAKIMA VALLEY WINERIES 4440 Highland Drive • Zillah, WA 98953 509-786-7277 • desertwindwinery.com BREWERY/CIDERY/DISTILLERY 509-728-1323 • lapierrefarms.com Drink Yakima Martinez & Martinez Winery A unique collection of beer, cider, spirits and wine producers dedicated to increasing awareness of the region as Paradisos del Sol Winery & Organic Vineyard 357 Port Avenue, Suite G • Prosser, WA 99350 5th Line Brewing Company producers of high quality craft beverages • drinkyakima.com ELLENSBURG AREA 3230 Highland Drive • Zillah, WA 98953 509-786-2392 • martinezwine.com 1015 E Lincoln Ave, Ste 106 • Yakima WA 98901 Gard Vintners 509-829-9000 • paradisosdelsol.com Mercer Estates 509-367-6300 • 5thlinebrewing.com Rattlesnake Hills Wine Trail 311 North Pearl Street • Ellensburg, WA 98926 The Rattlesnake Hills AVA produces world-class wine grapes making some of Washington’s finest wines. Most of Portteus Winery 3100 Lee Road • Prosser, WA 99350 Bale Breaker Brewing Company 509-925-1095 • gardvintners.com 5201 Highland Drive • Zillah, WA 98953 509-786-2097 • mercerwine.com their tasting rooms are located on estate vineyards offering picturesque views complete with the snow-capped 1801 Birchfield Road • Moxee, WA 98936 peaks of Mount Adams and Mount Rainier. • rattlesnakehills.org 509-829-6970 • portteus.com Milbrandt Vineyards & Ryan Patrick Wines 509-424-4000 • balebreaker.com YAKIMA AREA Ruby Magdalena Vineyards 508 Cabernet Court • Prosser, WA 99350 Bron Yr Aur Brewing Company AntoLin Cellars Tasting Room 855 Gilbert Road • Zillah, WA 98953 509-788-0030 • milbrandtvineyards.com • ryanpatrickwines.com 12160 US Hwy 12 • Naches, WA 98937 14 North Front Street • Yakima, WA 98901 509-930-2111 • rubymagdalenavineyards.com Pontin Del Roza Winery 509-653-1109 • bronyraurbrewing.com TOURS & TRANSPORTATION 509-833-5765 • antolincellars.com Severino Cellars 35502 N. Hinzerling Road • Prosser, WA 99350 Cowiche Creek Brewing Company Freehand Cellars 1717 1st Avenue • Zillah, WA 98953 509-786-4449 • pontindelroza.com 514 Thompson Road • Cowiche, WA 98923 509-829-3800 • severinocellars.com Aladin Limousine Inc. Red Mountain Trails 420 Windy Point Drive • Wapato, WA 98951 Thurston-Wolfe Winery 509-388-1747 • cowichecreekbrewing.com 406 N. 30th Avenue • Yakima, WA 98902 27314 Ambassador PR NE • Benton City, WA 99320 509-866-4664 • freehandcellars.com Sheridan Vineyard 588 Cabernet Court • Prosser, WA 99350 Hop Capital Brewing 509-969-2877 888-414-1619 • redmountaintrails.com 2231 Roza Drive • Zillah, WA 98953 509-786-3313 • thurstonwolfewinery.com Gilbert Cellars Winery 2920 River Road #6 • Yakima, WA 98902 Budget Car & Truck Rental The Little Hopper - Yakima’s Beer Bus 2620 Draper Road • Yakima, WA 98903 509-829-3205 • sheridanvineyard.com Yakima Valley Vintners 509-654-7357 • hopcapitalbrewing.com 2300 West Washington Avenue, Suite 7 PO Box 8307 • Yakima, WA 98908 509-249-9049 • gilbertcellars.com Silver Lake Winery/Vitis Spirits YVCC Teaching Winery HopTown Wood Fired Pizza & Seester Cider Yakima, WA 98903 • 509-248-6767 • budget.com 509-985-7470 • ridelittlehopper.com Kana Winery 1500 Vintage Road • Zillah, WA 98953 110 Grandridge • Grandview, WA 98930 2560 Donald Wapato Road • Wapato, WA 98951 10 S. 2nd Street • Yakima, WA 98901 509-829-6235 • silverlakewinery.com 509-882-7037 • yakimavalleyvintners.com 509-952-4414 • hoptownpizza.com Elite Tours Yakima Air Terminal 177 Katie Lane • Selah, WA 98942 2300 West Washington Avenue • Yakima, WA 98903 509-453-6611 • kanawinery.com Tanjuli Winery Oak Creek Brewstillery 509.972.6706 • myelitetours.com 509-575-6149 • www.FLYYKM.com Naches Heights Vineyard 209 North Bonair Road • Zillah, WA 98953 RED MOUNTAIN AREA 10160 South Naches Road • Naches, WA 98937 509-654-9753 • tanjuli.com 509-653-1109 • oakcreekbrewstillery.com Kickstand Tours Yakima Valley Carriage Co. 1857 Weikel Road • Yakima, WA 98908 Chandler Reach Vineyards 509-966-4355 • nhvines.com Two Mountain Winery 509.960.5787 • kickstandtours.com 2020 Gilbert Road •
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