4.9 (17) Google Reservations Recommended
Tasting Fee: $20.00 (Fee reduced to $5 with bottle purchase)
4.9 (17) Google Reservations Recommended
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Nestled in Seattle's Sodo district, T2 Cellar is a family-run winery known for its handcrafted, small-lot Rhône varietals and single vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon. With a grape-to-bottle approach, they ensure quality at every step. Visitors can enjoy private tastings, participate in seasonal grape stomping, or customize their experience with blending trials and barrel tastings. The winery's garagiste roots and commitment to quality make it a hidden gem for those seeking unique wine experiences.

What Makes This Place Special

Events / Weddings
They can organize special tastings or bring their wines to your event, making them suitable for corporate gatherings and special occasions.
Family-Owned
T2 Cellar is described as a family-run winery, indicating a personal touch in their operations.
Good for Groups
They accommodate groups of 6 to 12 people for tastings by appointment, allowing friends to enjoy the experience together.
Grape-to-Bottle
Their hands-on approach from vineyard to bottle ensures quality control throughout the winemaking journey.
Handcrafted Approach
They make small-lot wines with close attention to every step of the winemaking process, ensuring quality consistently exceeds price.
Hidden Gem
As a small, family-run winery in Seattle's Sodo district with garagiste roots, they offer a unique experience that might not be as widely known as larger establishments.
Private Tastings
They offer tastings by appointment only, creating a personalized experience for visitors.
Rhône Varietals
Confirmed during in-person visit
Seasonal Experiences
During autumn harvest, visitors can participate in stomping port grapes, offering a hands-on winemaking experience.
Tours Offered
Guests can customize their experience with winery tours, blending trials, or barrel tastings.
Woman-Owned
Anne Stevens is mentioned as one of the winemakers alongside Todd Threlkeld, suggesting female ownership or leadership.