Princess and Bear Wines

Wow! I am seriously so impressed with the variety of great rosè from this winery. We taste tested 12 of their roses and they were all good! Not too sweet and very, very easy to drink. The staff were all so knowledgeable about where each wine came from, the winemakers and the area in France and can show you on their cute maps they provide. It's a small and cute space in South Park bit plenty of free parking.

We have been a member of the P&B for the past year and the wines are consistently great, no allergic reactions to these delicious wines from the Languedoc-Roussillon region of France. Today, Chris was our wine ambassador and he had an incredible wealth of knowledge and passion for the wine. My friend also joined the club - we look forward to coming back each month to this cute tasting room as they change up their flights frequently. While in an unassuming location, you are quick drive to Sodo or Georgetown for a bite to eat. Cheers to the P&B!

A little disappointing. Really bad location lacks charm felt like I was getting my oil changed when I parked. Staff was not very knowledgeable and seemed more concerned in talking to each other than helping us. We came to learn but left without wine or anything unique. We saw them on KING5. Too many other great places

I recently went here for the first time for a Yelp event. The event was a success. The place is very lovely. The staff was welcoming and knowledgeable. Will definitely be back here and highly recommend this place. There is good amount of parking in the premises.

I didn't know exactly which part of the business P&B occupied until we got in. Thankfully, our server explained it briefly.They are:An importerA wine barA bottle shopOccasional commissioner of private-labeled bottles.So you *can* actually get P&B wines, but they're much more like a store/bar. A goal here is to turn everybody on to wineries from Languedoc-Roussillon in southern France. That's just north of the Spanish border along the Mediterranean coast. They have an enormous map on the wall, and a smaller one they bring to your table so they can point to where the wineries are. The pride of place is strong here. The American owners moved there full-time but still run the Seattle shop remotely. We sat for a flight, which is very fairly priced, and turns to free if you buy bottles or join the wine club. 2 whites, a pink, and 2 reds. The whites and the pink stood out massively--lots of crisp flavor and character, very thoughtfully made. We added a white and pink sparkling wine as additional tastes--both were excellent. Prices here are very reasonable, and the inventory is deep enough to have a few fancier (i.e., also more-expensive) bottles on the shelves. They focus on organic and biodynamic wines, lots of very natural choices. Everything tends to be a bit less sweet and sticky than American wines, and the wineries they import tend to be the smaller ones, which just seems to put you even more firmly into Old-World territory that way. Languedoc-Roussillon evidently got a rep a couple generations ago for just cranking out tons of jug wine. I have a feeling that you could work through a lot of bottles from P&B and never run into much of anything like that. In fact, we joined the wine club and will confirm that in future visits. Can't wait to come back.

Super Cute little wine tasting room. Very very knowledgable and willing to educate on a wine region (Mediterranean French coast) I really hadn't had much of a chance to taste. Thank you!

I have driven passed this wine room for a few years now and have always wanted to stop in. Well today was my lucky day! Our original place to hold our monthly book club meeting was closed, so we picked this one due to its close proximity to us.The tasting room is of average size and very quaint. Tables with chairs, wine barrel tables with bar stools, a lounging area that includes comfy chairs and a coffee table, and sit up bar with bar stools offer a variety of seating options.Staff is really friendly and immediately welcomed us and told us to sit wherever we felt comfortable. After looking at the menu, Chris came over and explained the tasting menu and the history of the winery. If you want to know that, get in there! So worth it!We opted for the wine tasting flight and tasted some delicious French wines, all the while discussing our book. Overall a fun tasting experience, with some awesome wine! Lots of parking and a really friendly staff! Can't wait to get back in there! Maybe for some trivia? Music? Yes, they have that too!

I couldn't believe this place was in south Seattle and right by my old work. I wish I knew of this place when I worked in Georgetown! I worked down there for over 12 years and I didn't know it existed. I would've been a regular. It's the cutest little place to try wine that is outside of the states. All their wines are from Languedoc-Roussillon a region of France and it makes it unique. Wines you can't find anywhere else. It's great and we tasted a few and they were delicious. They had a sparkling wine that I just loved and bought. If you want a great vibe and fun atmosphere go there. The service was exceptional and they were very knowledgeable. I didn't get a chance to meet the owners and to get more information on the finding of their business so I hope the next time I go they will be there. Great spot and I hope people flock here!

Enjoyed an event at P&B this past week. The staff was so welcoming. Every question we had on the wines, AVAs, etc, was answered with such great detail! I'll definitely be going back!

I visited Princess and Bear Wines for a private event and was extremely impressed with the selection of wines. The staff was very knowledgeable and kind when asked questions about specific wines. I picked up a white that I opened last night and it was delicious! Also, the owners are very kind and make you feel right at home when visiting. Stop by to pick up a bottle for yourself and a friend.