An intimate, one-hour guided tasting in Redmond Town Center that showcases handcrafted Washington wines. Perfect for newcomers and enthusiasts who want a focused, educational tasting of five small-lot pours.
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You step into the center courtyard of Redmond Town Center and the tasting room door opens to the warm, focused world of Samā Cellars: low lights, a row of bottles, and a winemaker ready to talk about soil and yeast as if they're characters in a story. Glasses are set, a five-sample flight arranged, and the city bustle softens behind the courtyard’s railings.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; primarily seated tasting with short walks to nearby shops or trails.
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History
Washington’s modern wine industry expanded rapidly in the late 20th century; urban tasting rooms like Samā reflect a trend toward small-lot, terroir-driven labels paired with city access.
Conservation
Many Washington producers emphasize sustainable vineyard practices and local sourcing; minimizing packaging and buying local bottles reduces shipping emissions and supports regional growers.
Reserve your spot on the Wine Tasting at Samā Cellars a Boutique Washington Winery today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring valid photo ID
Samā Cellars requires guests to be 21+; carry a government-issued ID to avoid being turned away.
Reserve a spot for weekends
The tasting room is compact—book your 60-minute slot in advance to secure a table, especially Friday evenings and Saturdays.
Plan safe transport
If you’ll be sampling all five pours, arrange a ride-share or designate a driver—tastings add up quickly.
Use nearby trail access
Combine the tasting with a short walk on the Sammamish River Trail for fresh air and to reset your palate between pours.
Government photo ID
Required to verify legal drinking age and gain entry to the tasting.
Light jacket or layer
Courtyard seating can be breezy in spring and cooler evenings.
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Small notebook or tasting journal
Useful for recording tasting notes and vintage details you may want to remember.
Payment card
Credit/debit card for bottle purchases, club sign-ups, or tips—some limited releases sell out quickly.