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Charles Smith has won Winemaker of the Year. Twice. Discover the unique story of how this former rock band manager became a wine industry mogul.
Our StoryRiesling
She’s been wowing judges and casual drinkers since the first vintage. With a black belt in peachy apricot awesomeness, nothing goes better with spicy Asian food.
Merlot
If you’re suddenly possessed by a desire to grill steaks, blame it on this devil. A lush, classic Washington State Merlot with velvety layers of rich black fruit and a 90-point score from Wine Enthusiast.
Rosé
Listen closely and you’ll hear it. The rhythm. The beat. It connects all of us, and is what inspired our newest release—Band of Roses. This Rosé is dry, crisp and meant to be shared.
Syrah
Buckle up. This rich Syrah is exploding with flavor and attitude, and its notes of blackberry and distinct aromas will shatter your expectations.
Cabernet Sauvignon
Intense. Complex. Bold. Just like Charles himself. This classically made Cabernet Sauvignon is 100% the real deal and proof that you don’t need an actual French chateau to create award-winning wine.
Chardonnay
This is Charles’ tribute to Washington, the Apple State. And if you think the name Eve is associated with temptation now, just wait until you taste this sinfully good Chardonnay.
Riesling
She’s been wowing judges and casual drinkers since the first vintage. With a black belt in peachy apricot awesomeness, nothing goes better with spicy Asian food.
Merlot
If you’re suddenly possessed by a desire to grill steaks, blame it on this devil. A lush, classic Washington State Merlot with velvety layers of rich black fruit and a 90-point score from Wine Enthusiast.
Rosé
Listen closely and you’ll hear it. The rhythm. The beat. It connects all of us, and is what inspired our newest release—Band of Roses. This Rosé is dry, crisp and meant to be shared.
Syrah
Buckle up. This rich Syrah is exploding with flavor and attitude, and its notes of blackberry and distinct aromas will shatter your expectations.
Cabernet Sauvignon
Intense. Complex. Bold. Just like Charles himself. This classically made Cabernet Sauvignon is 100% the real deal and proof that you don’t need an actual French chateau to create award-winning wine.
Chardonnay
This is Charles’ tribute to Washington, the Apple State. And if you think the name Eve is associated with temptation now, just wait until you taste this sinfully good Chardonnay.
Riesling
She’s been wowing judges and casual drinkers since the first vintage. With a black belt in peachy apricot awesomeness, nothing goes better with spicy Asian food.
Merlot
If you’re suddenly possessed by a desire to grill steaks, blame it on this devil. A lush, classic Washington State Merlot with velvety layers of rich black fruit and a 90-point score from Wine Enthusiast.
Rosé
Listen closely and you’ll hear it. The rhythm. The beat. It connects all of us, and is what inspired our newest release—Band of Roses. This Rosé is dry, crisp and meant to be shared.
Syrah
Buckle up. This rich Syrah is exploding with flavor and attitude, and its notes of blackberry and distinct aromas will shatter your expectations.
Cabernet Sauvignon
Intense. Complex. Bold. Just like Charles himself. This classically made Cabernet Sauvignon is 100% the real deal and proof that you don’t need an actual French chateau to create award-winning wine.
Chardonnay
This is Charles’ tribute to Washington, the Apple State. And if you think the name Eve is associated with temptation now, just wait until you taste this sinfully good Chardonnay.
The purest grapes, the purest process, and one rule: no compromises.
Some people like to fill up their wine cellars. We prefer to fill up our wine glasses.