Avennia Tasting Room Woodinville
Avennia Tasting Room in Woodinville is a hidden gem known for its Bordeaux-style blends and Rhône-inspired wines. The tasting room's open setting is perfect for groups, while private tastings offer a personalized experience. Their commitment to sustainable practices and estate-grown fruit from Red Mountain highlights the winery's dedication to quality and terroir. Wine club members enjoy exclusive access to wines and benefits, making Avennia a standout in Woodinville’s dynamic wine landscape.
PourPlan Rating
Tasting Fee (20%)
The tasting fee is average compared to the regional median, and the refund condition is considered expensive as it requires a $50 purchase, which is 2x the fee.
Wine Value (20%)
No professional ratings are available for the wines, making it impossible to assess wine value accurately.
Hospitality (15%)
Staff are described as friendly, knowledgeable, and engaging, with specific mentions of positive interactions. A few negative comments exist but are outweighed by positive experiences.
Wine (15%)
The wines are highly praised for their quality, with several standout wines receiving excellent ratings. The winemaking approach is noted for its focus on balance and complexity.
Vibe (15%)
The tasting room is described as modern and comfortable, though some find it lacking charm. Overall, it provides a positive atmosphere.
Setting (10%)
The tasting room features a modern design with a pleasant aesthetic, but the lack of visible landscaping or distinctive features limits its appeal.
Parking (5%)
The shared parking lot with approximately 40 spaces is adequate for the business size, but availability may be limited during peak times.
Wines at a Glance
Red dominant
Red Wines
Cabernet Franc (1)
Cabernet Sauvignon (3)
Grenache (1)
Red Blend (4)
Syrah (1)
Rosé Wines
Mourvèdre (1)
White Wines
Sauvignon Blanc (1)
Red Wines
Cabernet Franc (1) Cabernet Sauvignon (3) Grenache (1) Red Blend (4) Syrah (1)Rosé Wines
Mourvèdre (1)White Wines
Sauvignon Blanc (1)Pricing Overview
Premium reds dominate, with a touch of high-end whites in the mix.