Quiddity Wines

My sister and I went to a Yelp event at Quiddity Wines and had a blast. We are in no way wine connoisseurs... maybe enthusiasts. And I don't have the language to describe wine besides "they were really good," but here we go. We had a 5-wine flight, starting with a white, then rose and moving into reds, with a full pour at the end of your choice. The owner explained each of the wines before we tasted them, which was interesting. The white was okay but I preferred the rose. Again, no helpful descriptors coming from me but I enjoyed it. The Grenache and the GSM (Grenache, Syrah (?) and a wine that starts with an M) were really good. The last wine we tasted, I can't remember the name, was fun. It had notes of green bell pepper, yes, you heard me. I enjoyed it TBH. After the tasting, the owner gave a tour of the warehouse and explained the process of making each wine and the machinery needed to make them. We tasted some of the wine that were still fermenting (right term?) and I tried a white and it was delicious. The indoor seating was very cozy, a cute tasting room with high top seating. There was seating outside of the tasting room in the warehouse but we spent most of the time in the cozy tasting area. I must say my favorite part of Quiddity was the staff who was there with the owner doing all the postings. She was really funny and graciously answered questions about the wines to us non-wine connoisseurs. Their membership prices were pretty reasonable and you have the choice of how many bottles of wine you want during releases. This is a great winery and would recommend!

We decided to do some wine tasting on a Friday night so we came to this nice tasting room with delicious wines. The wine maker Greg was a pleasure to listen to with all of his insight into wine making & the different hints of flavors in the wine. He also took us on a tour of the back with all of the wine barrels & explained the process of making wine to us. They also have a table on display of all of their awards that's pretty impressive. The wines were all delicious as well!

Lovely time at quiddity for our first wine tasting! We were given 5 glasses of white and red wine. My favorite was the rose, and my husbands was the GSM. Greg was awesome, he gave us a guide on all the flavors and even took us to the back for a private tour of wine making process. We enjoyed the experience very much and will return whenever we have the chance.

You have to try this winery ! It is privately owned and the owner is more about your experience than just increasing his business . The wines are nice- especially the Rose and the full bodied Audentes - my favorite . He explains how to taste wines and it's a rich and fun experience . No one has offered this level of customer service before -not just tasting but an awesome experience !

I went to a wine and henna event. It was a full event that included children. I was not expecting that at a winery. Therefore changing the dynamics of the event.We were 3 co-workers trying to enjoy wine and learn a new craft. I understood Angana's vision for the comfort and spreading of the henna craft but felt personally the children should have a private event. Never heard about Quiddity wines, never heard about them due to noise level, kids running all over.

Hey, I think I've been to this place before. Ah yes, it was once TruthTeller Winery, which is why it looked so familiar. I've been to TruthTeller before, but had no idea that Quiddity had taken over. Glad to have been in a familiar space, but can't say the wines were worth exploring more of. My friend and I came here on a Sunday and made a reservation right when it opened at 1pm. We noticed that walk-ins were turned down, as all of the tables were reserved, so do make a reservation if you plan to visit Quiddity. It also shares space with Ancestry Winery. The tasting included five tastings, one white and four reds. The grapes are from the Rattlesnake Hills area or Columbia Valley. All of the wines were tart and fruity, and even the darkest red, the syrah, was on the lighter side. I prefer more bold, savory wines, so it wasn't my style. But I can see why it would appeal to those who want a light, table wine that's easy to drink. The employee who helped us the entire time we were there was really friendly and was super happy that I brought my dog in and gave her a treat! Loved that. We had a fun time here, but the wines just weren't for me.

Best service from Greg!! He is an absolute gem. Our party was a little obnoxious but he was very patient and so easy going! The whole experience was a fantastic and the wine was great!! Thanks so much for making my best friends birthday a great experience!

Excellent wines, white wine very good and excellent red blends. Everything is great here. A winery that rose from Covid check it out.

After seeing them win so many awards on their recent wines, I knew I had to see for myself. I was especially excited about their 2020 Grenache, and the employee was happy to let us try it even though it's not on the regular tasting menu. He also let us start a tasting 45 before they closed, but we promised to be fast! The space is on the smaller side, so I wouldn't recommend coming here in a big group, but our party of 4 found a great table to enjoy their wines. We loved everything we tried and went home with bottles. A great space to enjoy some award winning wines, but is a little dark in the tasting room to enjoy on a sunny day, so will likely return on a rainy one.

Had a great experience here, Greg is very passionate which was obvious as I asked tons of questions about the names of the wines etc., and he was more than happy to answer the questions. He was more than happy to give a walk through their facility and explain things as thoroughly as you wanted. I really enjoyed the wines, as more of a white wine fan I enjoyed those more (personal preference). Overall a wine tasting experience worth exploring, good value for a wine tasting too. Since it's in the warehouse district there's plenty parking.