Adams Bench

Went wine tasting for a friend's birthday and this was our first stop. She was looking for place with a great ambiance instead of just a tasting room (which I rather do because there are so close to each other and can knock out a few wineries within a short walk). The tasting here is $20 for 5 tasting and honestly, out of the 5, I only like 2 (and only 1 that I would even possibly spend money on only because I love sangiovese but then realized that spending $52 on a mediocre bottle where you can get something delicious for $20...meh). The owner was there which was cool and told us the story about how he came up with the name Adams Bench but all in all the wine was meh and the prices were high ($52 was the 2nd the lowest price for a bottle) where I know the tasting fee is waived if you purchase a bottle but I wasn't compelled to buy a bottle

I was really looking forward to coming here, drove up and door was open but no one was there to attend us during hours. So unfortunately I want able to try their wines.

Off the beaten path from most of the other wineries in Woodinville. The owners are generally there to greet you and pour you tastings. Friendly & personable. Tasting room is generally open on the weekends or by appointments. Nice small landscape with parking available. There's chocolates available to enhance your wine tastings.

Nice new tasting room with above average wines for the area.They're not open often without an appointment but both times we've gone we enjoyed it. The Cab is nice but we do prefer the Reckoning. The owners are an attorney and a retired doctor, both are quite nice and interesting to chat with.The wine price point is close to value considering the other wineries in the area. Staff is great, and the new tasting room is very nice!Go and try!

So while on Passport to Woodinville 09 we heard a lot of good things about this place. I would give it 3 1/2 stars but as you all know I cant. For all the hype I was a little disappointed. When driving up to the place it is on the property with some houses. Looks a little out of place but its in a bar setting and it is actually pretty cool. I dig the space. So they were serving two different reds from 2 years. I am not a fan of reds so I might be a little more skeptical then most. The flavors were there and they did taste really good. They were doing barrel tastings of their Myth that comes in august. I was a little disappointed cause I really would have bought a bottle but sadly there weren't any. Anyway the family is nice and from what I remember they like to take the slow approach. They were very personable and knew a lot about wine. Try it. Its a little out of woodinville but I think its worth the trip.

Seriously folks. This is some of the best juice in our State. Thank you Tim Blue for your commitment to small lot production. You rock!

We were fortunate to get seated on a Saturday morning right at opening since none of us were members and therefore unable to make a reservation. We were able to bring in food and ended up celebrating a birthday while we were there, but it did feel like we got some judging looks from the staff. The wines were good, but unfortunately were just not to our taste.

Good wines at a relatively approachable price point. Quaint tasting room near a few others which makes it really convenient to make a day of it with wine and a meal. Will be back!

One of our favorite wineries. Big bold dark colored Cabernet is one of the best in Woodenville.

These are definitely some of the best wines this state produces. I thoroughly enjoyed each tasting and the ladies working at their new location were extremely friendly, yet professional. I highly recommend tasting these gems.