Damsel Cellars

Oh my goodness, this place was a party when we visited on a Saturday! Who knew? My friends and I visited Damsel Cellars for our tasting tour, and it was a great way to end our fun day in Woodinville. We made a reservation ahead of time, which I highly recommend doing because nearly every table was packed by the time we arrived in the late afternoon on a Saturday. The front room had TVs playing the UW game and was where all the dogs were, and the back room was where all the barrels were, with tables set up for large parties. One party that was there the day we visited was a bachelorette party and they seemed to be having a blast here! For the tasting, we tried five wines: one white and four reds. All of the wines were good, even the Marsanne white wine - as I normally don't like white wines, but it was quite nice. However, my favorite was the red blend, which was cab sauv dominant. Can't beat that. The owner, the damsel herself, even came by our table to speak with us and chat. I definitely recommend visiting Damsel Cellars for some solid wine and the lively, fun atmosphere!

Wow! AMAZING interior and vibes tucked in warehouse district. Good tasting with 4 wines (all reds). They also give everyone their own disposable plastic glasses for COVID procedures. Made RSVP for passport through Open Table!

I am very picky about wine and have been to most, if not all, of the wine tasting rooms in Woodinville (and Walla Walla). Damsel is hands down my favorite. I went back and back again. Mari does such a great job with the wine here. Visit if you can!

This is a beautiful tasting room in the Artisan hill wine area in Woodinville. Tucked away amongst the many tasting rooms in this area, the owners have done a fantastic job renovating the room and it's such a welcoming place. I booked a table through OpenTable to guarantee that I would get a seat due to COVID restrictions. The staff were ready for me when I arrived and gave me a recyclable glass that was pre wrapped so I felt safe that the glass wasn't touched. The tasting fee is $15, and primarily consists of red wines, and the fee can be used against a bottle of wine purchase. There was one Chardonnay also available. The staff constantly checked my progress and refilled to the next tasting option. It was nice to see a flow of people in and out but not too busy to be worried about bumping into people. It was well organized! The red wines were nice(primarily the Malbec) but not to my personal taste, that's not a reflection on the business and just my own preferences. I did enjoy the Chardonnay! I had a nice experience here, both the staff as well as the location are super nice! I ended up taking home a bottle of Chardonnay because it will be a perfect summer sip!

First time visit for date night, and we had a wonderful wine tasting. The tasting area is relatively small although the club area is roomy if you decide to sign up. The location is fairly tucked away and quiet, and there were only a handful of other people there. The employees were doing a great job keeping everything clean and COVID friendly, too.The price point and wine profiles are very accessible and the wine list leans red.

Damsel Cellars was a great find tucked among the other wineries! We decided to visit because it is a woman-owned winery, and we were not disappointed! We were the only one's there because it was a weekday right before closing time, and we were treated spectacularly! The wines were divine, the service was extremely friendly, and we got to tour the backroom. We made sure to bring a bottle back and add it to the list of wineries to buy from in the future. If you want to support a small business, choose Damsel!!

Really enjoyed this with our Woodinville Tasting Passport! The Chardonnay was amazing and loved the Syrah. :) Great little place to enjoy some wine.

Had a wonderful time at Damsel for a small closed party after hours. Wine was great and owner gave a wonderful detail of her journey into winemaking. She wears all the hats! Highly recommend a visit.

Cute spot with couches for a wine tasting. I especially liked the Mourvedre from the recent tasting lineup. $25 for a tasting which is waived if you buy a bottle.

Paid a great deal more than the retail $40/ea for 3 bottles of Damsel Cellars 2018 Malbec as part of a recent auction for a good cause. Was happy to bid and win the bottles but I really expected better from the wine. All 3 bottles were terrible. A bit sour spicy with a linger aftertaste. Not a smooth malbec. I had to pour them out. Any other malbec from Costco would have been better. I'm glad I donated at the auction but will never by Damsel Cellars wine. In a word, ick.BTW - this review is not a reflection of going to the winery, their, food, service, etc. - it's strictly about the 2018 malbec.