Martedi Winery

Had a great experience at the winery, once we found it. Apple map took us to a nearby location that we later found they had been located at years ago. We called and got excellent direction to their location. We decided to visit this winery because of a GROUPOD deal and the great reviews. We were not desappointed. We were greeted by Susan, they were just starting a wine tasting with other patrons of the winery, we were given different wines to try then taken on a production area tour, by one of the owners. He was very passionate and answered all questions. Mind you this is a small industrial operations, no gardens to walk around in. But very good wine and great people, I would recommend this winery.

Looking for an outing and a wine tasting spot. Thank you Yelp for the reviews. I'm not familiar with Woodinville and some of the reviews stated this winery is a bit off the beaten path. So of course that intrigued me. I'm not sure about that but it did seem out of the way. There was a huge parking lot and Google maps took me around an industrial type area. Super friendly service and a cool outside and inside area. Felt fancy and homey all at the same time. The wine flight was absolutely delicious. Six tastings, plus a bonus one on the weekends. The Barbera was my absolute favorite. These wines are meant to be savored. None of the wines were too sweet. Per another review stating they were dry, that is true. The wine membership was super tempting. I may join. They serve pizza too. I had the Margherita which was just right and a perfect accompaniment with wine, of course!! Looking forward to visiting again. Cheers and happy yelping.

My husband and I just went here todaye to taste the wine we we're impressed with the quality and quality of the wine selection. The two owners were there and took care of our request

One of the few places I can find a great Dolcetto and I was introduced to the Nebbiolo- now one of my favorite wines.Always a comfortable place to come whether you know a lot about wine or just enjoy drinking it!

A little off the beaten path but most importantly: we really liked thier wines! It was our favorite of 3 wineries we visited (at random). Really nice to have an outdoor space so our dog could hang out with us. Next time we'll leave the dog at home and hang out with friendly staff/visitors inside. Would have enjoyed it more with an outdoor heat source. It was cold, even bundled up!

We stopped in here after getting our Washington wine pass and enjoyed two complimentary tastings per pass! The tastings (usually $10.00 and including 6 wines) had our favorite tasting of the day so we were pretty pleased we stopped by. The tasting room is pretty small with a few barrel 'tables' with standing room and a bar at one side. They had a few other couples in there enjoying tastings and I overheard the man and woman pouring tell them that they are in the middle of moving to a new larger tasting room somewhere. It took quite a while to get all our tastings in, which usually would be fine except there wasn't sitting room and really wasn't anything to look at to keep us occupied. Would have been nice to have some light snack options too. We tried a variety of white, rose, and reds, most of which were pretty solid. The Sangiovese was without a doubt the tastiest of the sampling. All in all one cannot complain when being offered free wine and especially tasty wine. I look forward to seeing their new and improved tasting room in the future.

If we didn't have phones and google today you would never know this Gem is where it's at. When you drive in it looks just like a warehouse, but really a wonderful boutique winery. This was a street across from the Cut Shop by the railroad tracks.When we walked in we were met by Jay. A friendly face and fun to talk to. Between him and John, they made the place very personable, like visiting your uncle's house. Joe the owner and Wine maker wasn't there, but Jay informed us that we could meet him on Saturday.I recommend getting there earlier than later. They have a pizza oven outside to make homemade pizzas, but they stop an hour before close (we unfortunately didn't get the pizza). They also have some other snacks to go along with the wine tasting.The wine was great. They have a variety from Riesling, Nebbiolo, Sangiovese to Cabernet Sauvignon, and something a little different which is a Sangiovese Rose. We could definitely tell Joe takes pride in his wine making.We will definitely be frequenting this fantastic spot and recommend you take some time to visit also. If you're lucky you might even get a rare look at the Cyber Truck .

Martedi had a wide range for tastings, we had 7 tastes in all. They had a cute indoor set up and a nice large tent outside. They also had a pizza oven for a great snack. Overall we had a good time. The wines we tasted were more on the dry side for dry lovers and someunique to us tries.

This place offers Great wine ,& fantastic fun people . Definitely worth trying out , you won't be disappointed.

This is a hidden gem!First off, the owner is extremely enthusiastic, engaging and a delight to speak too. My friend and I stopped by on a whim and it was a busy evening. The owner came by to our table personally thanked us for visiting his shop and spent 20 minutes with us telling us his back story. I watched the owner stop at every table that night and speak to all of his guests. His passion and love for his wine shows through each amazing bottle. The wine is amazing! The flavors and blends were a well timed orchestra to my palette.The tasting fee was reasonable and was waved when you purchased a bottle or even just a full glass of wine. The prices for many of these wines are extremely reasonable. A truly wonderful experience.