Armstrong Family Winery

This is a lovely winery in the Junction part of the Warehouse district. My friend and I got a beautiful sunny day to be able to sit outside and enjoy their wines while basking in the sunshine in their patio area! We popped by their winery because we wanted to explore more Red wines. Their tasting fee is $10 for 5 options. We got to try their Riesling first, which was fruity, I like my Riesling sweet, but that's a personal preference, then moved onto the Reds. Their Reds are nice, and the lady (Rachel?), was lovely to come to the patio with our next tasting options, and explain each Red in detail. There was a larger party while we were there, but we still got plenty of attention, so thanks for making all your guests feel special! The interior is also a lovely, very clean environment!

This was our first stop on our Saturday wine tasting adventure and what a great start.This place is dog friendly and they even had treats for my dog, amazing! They are very attentive here and wasn't rushing us along.We tried one white and the rest were red. I am a lover of all wines and I liked most of them. I'm not usually a fan of Riesling as it can be too sweet but here it was perfect, just a small amount of sweetness that was very complimentary. Ended up getting a bottle of the four birds which was a nice red blend that's easy for drinking.

Great little family winery in the Industrial area. Good mix of unique blends and super friendly staff. Joan was wonderful and fun.

We had an incredible 5-star wine tasting experience this past Sunday at Armstrong Family Winery. We both loved every one of reds we tasted! My favorite was the Syrah. Our host, Lisa was amazing - so knowledgeable, professional and very passionate about the wines she poured. We decided to stay and enjoy a bottle of Syrah and the cheese platter. 5 stars for the fabulous wine tasting experience and 5 stars for delicious the red wines. Thank you. We'll be back.

Very friendly people running this winery. They gave you a lot of info about the wines you were trying. This was our first stop when touring the wine warehouses in Woodinville and they were nice enough to point us in the right direction of the other wineries.$5 tasting fee for a good selection of wines we liked their cab sav the best!Our puppy was welcome in their tasting room.

Great family run winery with damn good wines! I didn't have a single one I didn't like. My favorite red was David's Folly and the only white I had which I loved was the Viognier. I came here with a large group for a private wine tasting that included wine and charcuterie, and was hosted by Jennifer and Tim. They are lovely people! Passionate, hardworking and nice. My favorite combo. I'll be back for another wine tasting soon!

Armstrong is what I love about Woodinville wineries: it is intimate, you really get to know the owners and staff (shout out to the amazing Joan), and the wine is delicious!We're now wine club members and enjoy coming by every month or so for tastings and to chat with the team there, and we love the wine club pick-up events - snacks, tastings, and conversation.There's plenty of parking and a couple other spots in the area to check out, too. Swing by Armstrong for reliably tasty wine and an enjoyable experience!

All of the wine tasters are delicious. Great hospitality and cool venue! Opens until 5 on Sundays

We stopped here for a buy one get one tasting with our Washington Wine Pass and happened to arrive right as they opened. This gave us exclusive attention from the pourer who was incredibly friendly and made our morning. She was talkative and cheerful and really elevated the whole experience.The tasting room is small but is decorated nicely to make the atmosphere feel cozy and welcoming. It has a good sized bar with seating on one side of the room and on he other, individual tables and chairs for people to relax and sip a glass of wine without rush. Everything we sampled was really good but my favorite was Bogie's Blend. We also really enjoyed that the pourer told us the story about what inspired the development of each wine. The tasting fee for a selection of 5 wines is really reasonable at $10.00 and she was generous with the pours and made us feel like all that mattered was sitting around the bar celebrating life and wine. They also have snacks available, which I'm always a fan of having the option if I'm feeling a little munchie with my wine. We didn't sample any this time as we were still pretty full from breakfast, but we like knowing it's an option for next time..and there will definitely be a next time.

Lisa was unbelievable. She knew her wine and Armstrong. I was taken away with the quality of Tim's wine