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Wines of Washington Oregon and Idaho
Wineries of Spokane, Washington
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Arbor Crest Wine Cellars
4705 N. Fruit Hill Road
Spokane WA 99217
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Located about 6 miles east of Spokane, the winery is situated in
Florentine house a historical home build in 1924. Arbor Crest Wine Cellars purchased the National Historic
Landmark in 1985. The winery is a family owned business. The winemaker is Kristina Mielke-van Loben Sels
the founders daughter.
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Barrister Winery
1213 West
Railroad Avenue
Spokane, WA 99201
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Founded in a garage by Greg Lipsker and Michael White, two attorney/winemakers, Barrister Winery is now
located in a 100 year-old brick building in the historic Davenport Arts District in downtown
Spokane. They produce small quantities of Bordeaux varietal wines and syrah. The winery
released approximately 2,800 cases in 2006.
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Caterina Winery
905 N Washington Street
Spokane, WA 99201
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Named after the founders beloved grandmother, the winery opened in 1993. It is located in the historic
Broadview Dairy building. Monica Meglassson is the winemaker.
Caterina is a boutique winery producing a wide range of wines from the Bohemian Series of
"Artistic Affordable Blends" to the Vineyard Series of exclusive single vineyard old vine wines.
Varietals include Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Sangiovese, Syrah, Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot
Grigio, Viognier and Riesling
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Grande Ronde Cellars
906 West 2nd
Spokane, WA 99201
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Grande Ronde Cellars was started by Dave Westfall, John Mueller, David Page and Michael Manz in
1997 The winery is named after Oregon's Grande Ronde River. Produces single vineyard and Bordeaux
Blend red wines from Seven Hills and Pepper Bridge vineyards, Walla Walla Valley Appellation
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Knipprath Cellars
5634 E Commerce Ave
Spokane, WA 99212
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A small winery that opened in 1999. Owned by the Knipprath family with Henning Knipprath the
winemaker, They are known for their port wines. Additional label includes Mica Peak
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Latah Creek
13030 E Indiana Ave.
Spokane, WA 99216
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A family owned business established in 1982. Mike Conway along with his wife Ellena and daughter Natalie
run the winery. Mike is the winemaker. Latah Creek's stylistic aim is to create wines that taste like the
grapes from which they came. This is accomplished by using traditional winemaking principles and by the
selection of exceptional fruit.
Production is maintained at about 17,000 cases annually. Today, roughly 10 percent of
that total consists of red wines while another 10 percent is devoted exclusively to Chardonnay. 60 percent
is comprised of our most popular wines, Riesling and Huckleberry d'Latah. The remaining 20 percent
includes smaller lots of Muscat Canelli, Moscato d'Latah and proprietary blends of Maywine,
Spokane Blush and their newest wine Natalie's Nectar.
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Lone Canary Winery
109 S Scott St
Spokane WA
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The winery is owned by Mike Scott winemaker, and Steve and Jeanne Schaub, local vineyardists Located in
downtown Spokane, production is around 3,500 cases, with a focus on Sauvignon Blanc and red wines showcasing
both Italian and Bordeaux varietals.
Their logo is an artist rendering of Washington's state bird the American Goldfinch or the Wild Canary.
Winemaking philosophy: "I want Lone Canary wines to combine the wonderful expressiveness of Washington
State grapes with the depth and elegance of wines made in an Old World style."
They produce a Barbera wine The grape is traditionally grown in Northern Italy, and here
in Washington at Milbrandt Vineyards on the Wahluke Slope.
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