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Maryhill Winery is a Washington winery that makes award-winning wines from grapes grown across the state, and its website is built around three things: browsing and buying those wines, planning a visit to one of its four tasting rooms, and joining its wine club. It suits anyone from longtime collectors to first-time Washington wine drinkers who want to see the range before choosing a bottle or a destination.
What the winery actually is
The site describes Maryhill as a producer with 65+ wines made from more than 35 grape varieties, drawing on vineyards across Washington. It reports 5,000+ awards and positions its range in three tiers:
- Everyday favorites
- Small-batch releases
- Reserve wines
The through-line is "crafted with precision, priced to enjoy" — the site frames serious acclaim as something meant for regular drinking rather than special occasions only.
The four locations
Maryhill operates four tasting rooms, each with its own character but, per the site, one standard of hospitality:
| Location | Venue |
|---|---|
| Goldendale | The Winery & Tasting Room |
| Spokane | Kendall Yards Tasting Room |
| Vancouver | Waterfront Tasting Room |
| Woodinville | At The Hollywood Schoolhouse |
Goldendale is the winery itself; the other three are city tasting rooms. If you are choosing where to go, the site treats them as different experiences rather than duplicates, so pick by location and setting rather than assuming one is the "main" one.
What you can do on the website
Explore and shop wines. The wine section covers the full range from bold reds to crisp whites, organized by the tiers above. This is the place to check what is available before deciding.
Plan a visit. Each of the four locations has its own visit page. The site also notes that every location hosts live music and seasonal events, so the events calendar is worth checking before you go — a tasting room with music on the day you visit is a different outing from a quiet one.
Join the wine club. Membership brings exclusive wines and early access, invitations to private events, and perks that apply across all four locations. The site frames it for people who want more than a one-time visit; if you are local to one of the four cities or visit often, the cross-location perks are the relevant part.
Read press and awards. A dedicated section collects award stories and editorial pieces, including a guide to three best-selling wines and an explainer on Washington Cabernet Sauvignon. Useful if you want context on the state's wine before buying.
How to decide if it fits you
- Buying wine online or in person: start with the shop section and the three tiers; the everyday tier is the low-commitment entry point.
- Visiting: choose a location first, then check that location's events calendar — the four rooms differ in setting, and events vary by site.
- Recurring buyer: compare the club's exclusive wines and cross-location perks against how often you would actually visit or reorder.
The site does not publish prices or membership costs in the material available here, so confirm current pricing and any login requirements on the shop and club pages before committing.