Hard Row to Hoe Vineyards

06/10/2026

Come sit with us awhile 📚🍷☀️

We’re open daily, 12–6.

06/02/2026

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“Working Girls” (and Guys) deserve a break. So put your oars in the water and get over to Hard Row to Hoe Vineyards on Tuesday afternoons for their Working Girl Special!

Grab a select bottle of wine + cheese plate for $25 every Tuesday, all day!

05/31/2026

Our estate vineyards are USDA certified organic, and that is, as they say, a harder row to hoe.

Organic farming asks more of us, but that extra effort is worth it: for the health of the land, for the life in and around the vines, and for the wine that starts here and ends up in your glass 🍷

05/25/2026

There’s a reason this one always disappears so quickly.

Lightly off-dry and driven by racy acidity, Nauti Buoy lands bright and refreshing, not sweet. It brings freshness and nuance that make spicy food, sunny patios, and second bottles all feel like very, very good ideas (because they are 😉).

Pour it chilled. Pair it boldly. Row some home before everyone else remembers it’s their favorite 🛶

05/22/2026

The sun is staying out longer, and so are we.

The Lake Chelan tasting room is open daily 12–6 for the rest of the summer.

See you on the patio! ☀️

05/20/2026

It’s a good day for Viognier 💕

05/17/2026

You kept us a little too busy to film much during our Spring Barrel Tasting yesterday, which feels like a pretty good problem to have.

So once things slowed down, the crew snuck back into the winery for our own little taste of the 2025 Estate Pinot Noir, straight from the barrel.

Suffice it to say, we’re feeling very good about what’s to come.

05/13/2026

This Saturday, we’re pulling some secrets from the cellar…

Join us for our Spring Barrel Tasting and taste what’s quietly coming together in the winery, straight from the barrel.

🗓️ Saturday, May16, 12–6pm

🍷 Complimentary barrel tasting included with your regular tasting fee.

01/19/2026

Watch this fun animation of when the great Missoula Lake came pouring down into Washington 15,000 years ago.. Lake Chelan was saved from the flooding by the Okanagan Lobe of the Cordilleran Ice Sheet thus creating the unique soils and the conditions for exquisite wines from the Lake Chelan AVA soils . Thanks to Sean P. Sullivan Northwest Wine Report for posting.

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01/16/2026

WINTERFEST is here! We’re heating things up a little with a mulled wine special (pro-tip: get the optional Port float). We’re also offering 10% off wine for button holders. Come enjoy the outdoor fires or the cozy indoor bar.