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9 reviews for Olympic Cellars
9 reviews in English
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Review from Carrie B.
Washington, DC
9/8/2011
Such a great place! This was the first winery we saw on our pilgrimage from Seattle to Forks. They sell a "Twilight wine" which is a sparkling Shiraz with a Twilight label on it. Naturally we bought half a case without getting to sample it. Aside from that wine, the others are very reasonably priced and tasty. The staff there is very friendly and gave us recommendations for things to do in Port Angeles. If they have the lavender cheese from Golden Glen Creamery available BUY IT! It's amazing with the wine tasting and crackers. I
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Review from Samantha E.
Alexandria, VA
9/15/2011 10 photos
A wonderful little spot we randomly decided to swing by to buy our friends some wine from. The women who owned it and worked at it were so friendly and helpful. The whole place was impeccably clean and absolutely adorable. They had a great variety of wines and plenty for visitors to taste.
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Review from Sarah B.
Olympia, WA
7/15/2011
Such a great find. The wine is good and reasonably priced. For $5 you can taste 6 wines. Service is super friendly and depending on what wine you try they'll bring out cheese and chocolate. Lots of fun gifts all around the place too. My personal recommendation is try the My Sweet Syrah with some of their chocolate sauce. I'm not normally one of those people who pick up on all of the "notes" in wines but with the chocolate sauce I could totally taste it in the wine and it was awesome!! Totally worth the drive. Cant wait to go back!!!
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Review from Jenn L.
Pacific Palisades, CA
7/24/2007
Located right off Highway 101, its easy to find - look for the huge barn. inside you'll find a roomy tasting room with plenty of areas to sit and have a conversation. the staff were welcoming and handled the crowded bar with ease.
pssstt fellas, im going to let you in a secret, you should come here if you want to meet some ladies. the winery is owned by three women and well known for its Working Girl everyday wines which are given empowering names such as "Go Girl Red" and "Rose the Riveter". they even have a "Handyman Red" for your favorite handy man (i picked up a bottle for the boyfriend, more for the novelty than the taste ). Even the restrooms have positive affirmations hanging on each door. all of this adds up to being super approachable for females and they were digging it - the crowd was 90% women, not bad odds for the fellas.
my taste-buds apparently like the good life cause they were drawn more to the La Dolce Vida wines. described as wines to celebrate special occasions but I would break it out during a nice dinner cause thats just how i roll. Overall, all the wines are reasonably priced and its a great jump-off point if you need to ease into the pool of wine tasting. also they take Discover card along with other forms of plastic. i luv me my cash-back bonus. -
Review from Will H.
Peoria, IL
6/17/2011
Very good wine and very nice people
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Review from Nick W.
12/16/2009
Having driven out that way constantly, I had always meant to stop by. I finally did. It's a pretty cool spot.
A nice variety of wines that range in price, some of the blends down into the teens. Lots of kooky gifts - mostly feminine and wine themed - and some clothes, and other winery swag.
Certainly worth a stop to look around and try the wine flight. -
Review from marie b.
Silverdale, WA
4/10/2006
This is the best winery I've seen. It's in a 100+ year old barn with a great view of the Olympics.
Wine is great tasting and prices are good.
Plus, owners are very friendly and inviting. It's a woman owned business and they produce the famous 'Working Girls' series. -
Review from Craig C.
Carlsbad, CA
8/7/2011
Great wine and cheese! Recommended highly.
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Review from Veronica A.
Seattle, WA
7/17/2009
I've heard a lot of undeserved knocks against this place because it's "big" but I found the service here to be just as friendly as at any small winery. I enjoy the working girl red, and the strong female flare. I only have 2 problems with this place. The first is that they have two tasting options-I don't like having to make decisions about which wine to taste, and they were a little too busy to make strong suggestions. I still ended up tasting all the wines, although out of order...
The second thing that sort of bothered me is that all of the wine was very good, but none of it jumped out at me. It was sort of like all the creativity and sass was put into the names and the marketing, but none of it made it into the product.
