Matthews Winery

Matthews Winery In pursuit of pure Columbia Valley wine.
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Straight from the barrel. This is where the story of the next vintage really takes shape. Tasting directly from the barr...
09/10/2026

Straight from the barrel.

This is where the story of the next vintage really takes shape. Tasting directly from the barrel gives us a front-row seat to the subtle shifts in texture, tension, and aromatic depth as the wine matures.

A quiet moment of quality control behind the scenes.

High heat, intense wind, and unmatched structural depth: Angela’s Vineyard. Situated on the southwestern slopes of Red M...
09/09/2026

High heat, intense wind, and unmatched structural depth: Angela’s Vineyard.

Situated on the southwestern slopes of Red Mountain, Angela’s Vineyard sits in one of Washington’s most extreme and prestigious microclimates. The combination of intense sunlight, high heat accumulation, and persistent winds forces the vines to produce smaller berries with thicker skins, yielding wines with incredible color density, firm tannic structure, and deep fruit concentration.

Planted in wind-blown calcium-rich soils, the fruit from this site brings power, tension, and a distinct mineral edge to our red portfolio.

Red Mountain power in every cluster.

Slowing down for a dockside boil. Fresh crab, sweet corn, crisp air, and a well-deserved glass in hand. The best pairing...
09/03/2026

Slowing down for a dockside boil.

Fresh crab, sweet corn, crisp air, and a well-deserved glass in hand. The best pairings aren't always fancy; sometimes they're just messy, delicious, and shared by the water.

Cheers to the moments that matter most.

Color in the canopy. Watching the grapes transition during veraison is one of the most rewarding phases of the growing s...
09/01/2026

Color in the canopy.

Watching the grapes transition during veraison is one of the most rewarding phases of the growing season. Veraison is the vineyard’s turning point. Grapes begin to soften, accumulate sugar, and in red varieties, shift from green to their signature deep purple hues. Acidity also begins to decrease as sugars, flavors, and phenolic compounds develop, setting the stage for ripening.

Harvest is just around the corner.

Full glasses and great energy at Studio 1886. 🍷There is nothing quite like a lively tasting room. Whether you're pulling...
08/27/2026

Full glasses and great energy at Studio 1886. 🍷

There is nothing quite like a lively tasting room. Whether you're pulling up a chair at the bar for a fresh pour or gathering with friends, Studio 1886 was designed to be a space where vibes, heritage, and great wine meet.

Step in this weekend, grab a flight, and experience the space for yourself.

Visit Us at Studio 1886 in Woodinville: Thursday–Sunday | 2:00 PM – 8:00 PM (live music Friday)

Where crisp acidity begins. Standing at the edge of the Sauvignon Blanc block. One of the secrets to great Sauvignon Bla...
08/25/2026

Where crisp acidity begins.

Standing at the edge of the Sauvignon Blanc block. One of the secrets to great Sauvignon Blanc lies in managing sunlight exposure on the clusters. Too much shade leads to aggressive green-bell-pepper notes, while too much direct sun strips away natural acidity.

Washington’s high-latitude sunlight and cool canyon winds give us the best of both worlds: optimal ripening for bright citrus and white peach flavors, paired with striking natural tension.

Coming soon to the Harvest Yard: The future of Matthews.Here’s a sneak peek at the architectural renderings of our new W...
08/20/2026

Coming soon to the Harvest Yard: The future of Matthews.

Here’s a sneak peek at the architectural renderings of our new Woodinville tasting room, located in the Harvest Development. We’re building a contemporary destination dedicated entirely to exploring our latest releases, relaxing with good company, hosting memorable events, and connecting directly with our winemaking story.

Matthews will be moving away from the farm property on 140th and into this new space in late September. Stay tuned for updates.

We can’t wait to welcome you inside!

Legacy and stone on the Royal Slope: Stoneridge Vineyard. Situated south of Corfu Crossing, Stoneridge is one of the war...
08/18/2026

Legacy and stone on the Royal Slope: Stoneridge Vineyard.

Situated south of Corfu Crossing, Stoneridge is one of the warmest and most iconic sites on the Royal Slope. First planted in 2000 by the Davis family, originally under the name Bedrock Farms due to the relentless battle with the large rocks in the ground, the vineyard pays homage to the tough, gravelly soils that give it its unmistakable character.

Characterized by a diverse mix of Ephrata fine sandy loam, Malaga cobbly and very stony sandy loam, and Quincy fine sand, ranging from 6–60 inches in depth, with significant gravel and stone throughout the site - this makes for exceptionally well‑drained soils.

Today, sustainably farmed under the stewardship of Lawrence Vineyards, Stoneridge continues to yield fruit defined by rich heat-driven concentration, bold structure, and deep, site-specific intensity.

Six courses. Three distinct portfolios. One unforgettable table. 🥂Join us for a collaborative dinner experience with Win...
08/14/2026

Six courses. Three distinct portfolios. One unforgettable table. 🥂

Join us for a collaborative dinner experience with Winemaker Andy Ferguson and Executive Chef Maximillian Petty at the SOMM Hotel in Woodinville.

Expect a leisurely, six-course seasonal menu paired with curated pours from Matthews, Tenor, and Single Barrel. Each course explores the structure, nuance, and expressive character of these wines, crafted to bring people together over exceptional food and conversation.

August 27th | 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM | $195++/Person
Secure your reservation - https://thesomm.com/happenings

High-altitude precision at Solaksen Vineyard. Resting high atop the Frenchman Hills on the Royal Slope at nearly 1,500 f...
08/12/2026

High-altitude precision at Solaksen Vineyard.

Resting high atop the Frenchman Hills on the Royal Slope at nearly 1,500 feet, Solaksen takes its name from a Norwegian-inspired term meaning “off-axis to the sun.” The designation speaks directly to the strategic planting angle of its rows, carefully aligned down a series of south-facing slopes to grasp every minute of daylight as the sun moves across the sky.

Rooted in well-drained Adkins and Taunton fine sandy loams, this sustainably farmed site leverages high-elevation sun exposure and cooling winds to yield fruit defined by bright structural tension, complex aromatics, and pristine natural acidity across both red and white varietals.

A benchmark site for modern Washington viticulture.

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16116 140th Place NE
Woodinville, WA
98072

Opening Hours

Monday 12pm - 7pm
Tuesday 12pm - 7pm
Wednesday 12pm - 7pm
Thursday 12pm - 7pm
Friday 12pm - 8pm
Saturday 11am - 8pm
Sunday 12pm - 7pm

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