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| Experience 9 unique wineries and a distillery set in the spectacular natural setting of Whatcom County. From our beautiful coastline, to the foothills of Mount Baker and the towering Cascade Mountains, from pastoral farmlands to Bellingham's urban scene, Whatcom County is a perfect setting to experience our octet of unique wineries. Slow down and appreciate the richness of the region's natural beauty, world class cuisine and local art. You'll enjoy the thrill of finding outstanding wines at small wineries where the friendly owners and staff interest. For more details visit the wineries under their pages. 2011-2012 WINE PASSPORT Visit all 8 of our Whatcom Wineries and collect passport stamps to receive a 20% discount off a case of wine at your favourite winery. Pick-up the passport at any winery. (Discount is not in addition to any winery's case discount) Please, tour responsibly - use a designated driver! |
http://www.bellingham.org/blog/take-a-two-day-whatcom-wine-tour-day-one/
http://www.bellingham.org/blog/take-a-two-day-whatcom-wine-tour-day-two/
by Author: Teresa Schmidt.
Teresa Schmidt is a copywriter who comes from a long line of brewers, bootleggers and saloonkeepers. She
moved to Bellingham 10 years ago to write, hike, ski and paddle – but it was the beer that really sold her. She
also loves wine. And cocktails. And good food. To work it all off, she runs around in the woods at every
opportunity.
"Whatcom County truly does have it all: spectacular mountains, tree-lined trails, accessible waterfront parks,
good food and a lively music scene. And to wash it all down, our local wineries produce outstanding, award-
winning whites, reds and even bubbly.
I spent two chilly, rainy December days visiting five Whatcom wineries. You might think wine touring and tasting
is better when the weather is nice and Whatcom County’s beautiful scenery can actually be seen, but I submit
there’s no better place to spend a gray and drizzly afternoon than a warm wine tasting room—especially when
the wine is top-notch, as it was in each of the wineries I visited."
http://www.bellingham.org/blog/take-a-two-day-whatcom-wine-tour-day-two/
by Author: Teresa Schmidt.
Teresa Schmidt is a copywriter who comes from a long line of brewers, bootleggers and saloonkeepers. She
moved to Bellingham 10 years ago to write, hike, ski and paddle – but it was the beer that really sold her. She
also loves wine. And cocktails. And good food. To work it all off, she runs around in the woods at every
opportunity.
"Whatcom County truly does have it all: spectacular mountains, tree-lined trails, accessible waterfront parks,
good food and a lively music scene. And to wash it all down, our local wineries produce outstanding, award-
winning whites, reds and even bubbly.
I spent two chilly, rainy December days visiting five Whatcom wineries. You might think wine touring and tasting
is better when the weather is nice and Whatcom County’s beautiful scenery can actually be seen, but I submit
there’s no better place to spend a gray and drizzly afternoon than a warm wine tasting room—especially when
the wine is top-notch, as it was in each of the wineries I visited."
| CELEBRATE MOTHER'S DAY with Whatcom wineries and distillery! |
