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Patterson Cellars
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19501 144 Ave NESte D600
Woodinville, WA 98072
(425) 483-8600
- Hours:
Fri-Sun 12 pm - 5 pm
- Price Range:
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$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- No
4 reviews for Patterson Cellars
4 reviews in English
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Review from Adrienne H.
Kirkland, WA
12/4/2007
I agree with Mitzie! I was impressed with this little winery.
I found they had really great wines at a nice price point! My favorite was their Syrah, which had a lot of rich, ripe fruit flavors - very smooth with a nice mouth feel - medium to full bodied.
I did not go during the case sale, so I paid $17/bottle - but I still felt like I got a fantastic deal!
The folks over there are very nice and took great care of us, we look forward to going back soon! -
Review from K.Allen E.
Lynnwood, WA
6/9/2011
The lineup can be a hit and miss, but some decent wines. If you can let them rest for a few years, it's much better. Excellent price points for some good weekday wine. Very small tasting room, but a good staff, and fun atmosphere.
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Review from Pierre G.
Hunts Point, WA
3/26/2011
In April 2011, I tasted:
- 2009 Barbera [$23]
I really liked this wine
think cherries and raspberries and oak
complex at this price point
pairs nicely with salmon
- 2010 Late Harvest Roussanne [not yet released]
one word: yum
smell the lemon
and dried apricots
forget desserts - this is dessert
I tasted the following wines in March 2011
- 2010 Chardonnay [$20]:
beautiful and creamy
apples and pear
oak on the midpalate
nice acidity
- 2010 Rose [$15]:
sangiovese and tempranillo
so its unusual
it smells of strawberries but also bubble gum
a long finish
- 2008 Forbidden Red [$21]:
touriga, cab and primitivo grapes
lovely and bright fruit - raspberry
not hard to like
- 2007 Syrah [$25]:
this is all about dark fruit
luscious mouthfeel
the tannins are bold
long clean finish
- 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon [$32]:
grapes from 3 locations
i smelled baking spices
the finish is a bit harsh
it should benefit from cellaring -
Review from Me H.
Seattle, WA
12/4/2007
The weeks leading up to the St. Nicholas day open house out in the "Woodinville Wine Country" I received 8 bottle of wine shipped to me from my wine clubs in Sonoma, CA. I told myself I wasn't allowed to buy any wine during the event just taste, than I had to add a caveat that if it was yummy and within a certain price range I could buy something...
Well I tasted and tasted and tasted some more. When I walked into the tasting room for the Washington Wine Company I wasn't too sure about the place. Than I read the names of the wine and though I LOVE them, than frowned because 9 times out of 10 when a wine has a cute label or cool name the wine itself sucks. But I was a trouper and purged ahead, first off was the '03 Forbidden Red, love the name; it was nice but nothing that made me want more. Next was the '04 Forbidden Red and this was better like the '03 its a blend but a different blend the '04 is '04 50% Cab, 30% Syrah, 20% Merlot and is a full-bodied wine layered with gobs of cassis, berry, cocoa and toasty flavors that linger enticingly on the extended finish, stolen from their notes. I was happy so I moved on to the last tasting the Big F'n Syrah! I loved, loved, loved the name all weekend I was saying how I wanted a Big Syrah and now I had my chance to really taste one. The Big F'n Syrah is 84% Syrah, 16% Cab. Aged 32 months in oak, this Syrah is led by black fruits, spices and chocolate notes followed by balance acid and toasty vanilla flavors. It is a great balance of fruit, oak and integrated tannin. Smooth, sexy and silky, a real crowd pleaser, again taken from their notes and their notes don't like it was a real crowd pleaser with me.
Needless to say my wino partner and I decided to split a mixed case of the '04 Forbidden Red and the Big F'n Syrah, I mean how could we pass it up when they were offering a 20% on cases for the event and the wine came out to less than $14 a bottle.
As you can see I'm all set for a wine party!Listed in: Red red wine you make me feel…
Specialties
Winemaker John Patterson, with over 21 years in the wine industry carefully crafts each one of the distinctive red and white blends as well as the Woodslake label wines. Both labels are created and bottled by Patterson Cellars in limited production and are profoundly enjoyable. We use grapes from Columbia Valley, Red Mountain, Chelan and Horse Heaven AVA's to provide consistent quality in our wines. Our wine is approachable and follows the new world wines in its style. Patterson Cellars wines have formed a close following by those who know that Patterson Cellars will continue to release wines every year that are truly extraordinary.
Meet the Business Owner: John and Stephanie p.
John and Stephanie can always be found in the Woodinville Tasting Room!
