Prohibition Cellars

Good wine. This was my second visit to celebrate my birthday with a group of friends.
Their wine tasting is expensive, so we settled for glasses of wine instead. Did not disappoint.
Beautiful ambiance with some eclectic art display and great service.

I Love the atmosphere and member nights! They have great entertainment, staff & wines.

Loved! They have a lovely variety of wines to taste, and they are all Delish! The tasting room and nice and cozy and their Themed room amazing. Not just a great space for tasting but also for events! Will come back again!

Simply the best winery in all of the Eastside. The reds are magnificent, the whites are fantastic. The Malbec is the best red I've found to have with my steak.

The ambiance of this winery is fantastic and the wine makers are some of the nicest people you'll ever meet.

Local events, music on Fridays, and some of the best wines you'll find, at a locally owned Woodinville business.

Really enjoyed our time here. Great wine and service! Informal atmosphere and they use Hungarian Oak in their wine making. We will be returning.

It's hard to believe we almost missed this tasting room. Tucked away in the far corner of the industrial district is Prohibition Cellars. They're a small family owned winery serving up delicious reds, whites, and Rosé spritzers. Their red wines are named after famous mobsters and notable figures from the prohibition period. The space a mix of industrial and natural wood design. Their main wall is actually a secret door which opens up to their back room. They even have a piano from the prohibition period. There's an outdoor patio seating area which is perfect for the upcoming summer months.

We got a quick introduction on how they make their wines. The owners journey from their humble beginnings of de-stemming grapes in their small garage to a full blown business is incredible. I tried a mix of whites, reds, and even their Rosé. My favorites were their Syrah (Scarface), The Untouchables, Red Mountain Cab Sauvignon, and Rosé. We walked away with a few bottles to add to our collection. This tasting room is definitely worth the visit. I am definitely considering a membership and I may just sign up on my next visit.

Prohibition Cellars is a must visit. They are in the warehouse district in Woodinville.

This is a family owned winery creating high end wines.

The staff is knowledgeable and make you feel like family.

The outdoor patio is the perfect place for a glass of wine.

They have live music on Friday nights as well!

Cool, relaxing tasting room. Lots of barrel style tables and chairs. Friendly staff. Went here for the first time on a Friday evening after dinner. The Latin jazz band was pretty good. I'm currently not drinking (personal goal to trim down for a trip, lol) so I asked if they had a non-alcoholic option, and happily they did. It was a mojito style mock tail and really tasty. My husband ordered wine. Overall we enjoyed the laidback evening. Couple things I would change: chairs are a bit too high for the barrel tables so it feels awkward sitting at them. We moved to one of the large rectangular tables after another group left and it was way better. Lighting over the stage area was a bit to bright for the vibe. It would be nice if they could dim them just a bit to really set the mood for the space. We did not partake in the "swine time" menu on the patio as we had just come from dinner. Overall it was nice and we would give it another go.

What a great find deep in the Woodinville wine district! Ambience and decor are immaculate, staff is very knowledgeable and kind, great for seating indoors or out. Great variety of flavors and pricing for wines, tasty snacks to have alongside and a surprisingly awesome area for music performances. I would never have found it on my own, but am glad my buddy took me here!

Forgotten about entirely, took an hour to taste 5 wines. everyone else in town gave an industry discount, they chose to lie and basically say we didn't meet the criteria. I would avoid this Place. Some mediocre fruit forward reds. Weak common place Prohibition era marketing using Scarface A.k.a. Al Capone. I'm going to say nothing original, I felt like I got robbed. Go to Warr King or Patterson or long shadow or Mathews ... they all have dynamic reds. We drink wine for a living and this was very disappointing. I even asked to please finish the service.