Otis Kenyon Winery

We visited Otis Kenyon Winery during our day of wine tasting, and I thought it was A-OK. On a Sunday, we made a reservation for an afternoon tasting, and were the only party outside where it's dog-friendly. Located in Apple Village in the Hollywood District, parking is easy to find in the lot for this area. We tried six different wines, which was nice. Great to know that Otis Kenyon had a large collection of different kinds of wines; but personally, I didn't find any that had me wanting more. Perhaps it was because it was hard to really taste the wine since the tasting pour was super tiny. Bummer. Staff was friendly and we enjoyed the outdoor space. I just wish I could say more about the wines. Better luck next time.

Charming space located in the back of Apple Farm Village, with outside seating in a beautiful garden courtyard. I loved the wines, and the story behind the label is fascinating. Muriel made our experience a memorable one, we'll definitely be back!

Walked in on a slow Friday afternoon. Nobody else was in the tasting room. My favorite wine was the Syrah, which I bought a bottle of, nice and smooth and smokey. A few more people walked in to taste. Not a favorite place for us, but worth the visit.

We stopped by for tasting since we were in the area. They required proof of vaccination status or sit outside. The lady couldn't turn on the gas fire pit for some reason... so we ended up leaving. What a hassle! The other places in the bldg didn't have the same requirements or other tasting locations in Town. Even if you are fully vaccinated you can still get COVID and pass it on to others.

Came up for COVID era wine tasting from Portland. The customer service was incredible . The tasting room manager was charming, delightful, and successfully talked us into joining the wine club. We left with a case of wine. The outdoor area with fire was cozy. Don't miss Otis Kenyon.

A bit off the beaten path, around a building, down a sidewalk, and at the first left Otis Kenyon Winery's tasting room is. We, my little tasting group, stopped here last and close to when they were closing for the day. Immediately I was grateful because the lady who helped us was very welcoming. She seemed not to notice the time or at least was not bothered by it. Even when my friend joined us late she barely reacted except with joking he had to catch up. It is a fun, little space. It is interesting to look at as there is so much to see in this space without it feeling cramped or cluttered. Then she told us the history and we were entranced. I love a good history story but this had drama which is even better! I won't spoil it here, but the label and some of the names all tie into the family history. The wine was very good too. We ended up with a couple bottles as we enjoyed it that much. It was a great experience.

This is a small cellar with a handful of wines. The story of their name has quite the history. We met one of the owners on a slow off day and she talked to us a bit about the wine. The wine was alright but we didn't take any with us. Nice place to sit and hang out a bit.

Don't bypass this jewel of a winery. It's neatly tucked in the back, past a row of boutique wineries. We sat on the patio and enjoyed their selection of easy drinking wines, while listening to a local musician. The warmth and hospitality by the owner was a welcome addition. We left with additional bottles to enjoy at home. We'll be back!Kim F

Our Happy Hour group decided to meet last Friday at Otis Kenyon winery in Woodinville to listen to music and drink a little wine. The Otis Kenyon wine tender extraordinaire, Muriel not only educated us but tickled our taste buds with some wonderful wines.My wife and I ended up buying four bottles.Next time your in Woodinville do not pass up Otis Kenyon....Pull in and treat yourself.

We went to listen to mellow music and drink delish wine last Friday night. Otis Kenyon has a newer white called Incandescent. It's dry-ish, a great combination of Sauvignon blanc and semillon. My friends also gave three thumbs up (major applause) for the merlot and cab. We shared little cheese and fruit snacks and had a lovely chat with the owner. The tasting room is around the walk in the complex, so look for the signs.