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Visit Brian Carter Cellars in the heart of Woodinville, WA. Enjoy enhanced food and wine pairing experiences available in both locations.
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- From Mom’S Kitchen to Woodinville Bistro
- A Magical Touch with Blends Inspired by Europe
- Deep Roots in Yakima Valley, Columbia Basin
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As a teen-aged son of an OSU professor, one of Brian’s blackberry ferments made a well-documented and lasting impression on the ceiling of his mother’s kitchen in Corvallis. As a professional winemaker, acclaim started pouring in for Carter’s table wines soon upon returning to the Northwest after studying at Davis and working in cellars in the Sant...
Aside from “The One” project, which features one or two single-varietal wines each year, Carter focuses on blending — even when it comes to his rosé, which is under the Abracadabra tier and leans toward Sangiovese. The 2017 Tuttorosso, done in a Super Tuscan style with Sangiovese and Cabernet Sauvignon, received 96 points at last year’s Platinum. I...
When it comes to the BCC wines, Carter’s relationships with his vineyard partners are rock-solid. They include Dineen, Lonesome Spring Ranch, Olsen, Upland and Willard Family in the Yakima Valley American Viticultural Area, Klipsun on Red Mountain and Tedd Wildman’s StoneTree on the Wahluke Slope. “While I do buy a fair amount of grapes from the Wa...
For more than decade, Carter has been crafting his 8,000 cases of wine near the corner Woodinville-Redmond Road and NE 145th Street, off the back alley of the former home of Columbia Winery. That neighborhood is changing, however. In 2022, E. & J. Gallo abruptly closed the Columbia tasting room, and across the street, Ste. Michelle Wine Estates put...
Woodinville’s Woodin Creek tasting room and bistro 17140 135th Ave. NE, Suite 1030 Woodinville, WA 98072 (425) 806-9463 Reservations suggested Vancouver USA Waterfront Tasting Room and Wine Bar 660 Waterfront Way Vancouver, WA 98660 (360) 216-1444 Reservations suggested BrianCarterCellars.com The Tasting Room 1924 Post Alley Seattle, WA 98101 Wines...
Brian Carter sources his grapes from about a dozen vineyards in Eastern Washington, from the Wahluke Slope in Central Washington to the Horse Heaven Hills just north of the Oregon border. Here he is shown visiting Upland Vineyards, located within Washington’s Snipes Mountain AVA in the Yakima Valley.
Brian Carter Cellars became the first winery in Washington dedicated exclusively to producing blends. Brian was twice touted as “Winemaker of the Year” by Washington Magazine, and he is the only three-time recipient of the Pacific Northwest Enological Society’s Grand Prize.
Mar 27, 2015 · THIRTY-FIVE years ago, a young Brian Carter made an extraordinary decision to leave the relative comfort and likely success of California’s Napa Valley for the new frontier of winemaking. In...
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Our Vancouver Tasting Room & Wine Bar is located on the corner of Parkway Place and Waterfront Way, next door to Stack 571 Burger & Whiskey Bar, just below downtown Vancouver on the shores of the Columbia River, and just 10 minutes north of Portland, Oregon. We welcome groups of all sizes.
