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Whidbey Island Winery & Vineyard

Whidbey Island Winery & Vineyard

Whidbey Island Winery & Vineyard
5237 S Langley Rd
Langley, Washington
USA 98260
Phone: (360) 221-2040
http://www.whidbeyislandwinery.com/

Contact: Greg Osenbach
Email: [email protected]

Yes, we do grow wine grapes (Vitis Vinifera) on Whidbey Island! No, it doesn't rain all the time (just don't tell anyone).

In fact the growing season is quite dry, our northern latitude gives us long summer days with cool nights, our proximity to water gives us mild winters, creating unique conditions for grapegrowing. We plant varieties from the cooler parts of Europe—France's Loire valley and Alsace, Germany and eastern Europe.

The resultant wines are delicate, crisp and fragrant; outstanding accompaniments to seafood.

At the moment, all of our island grown varieties are white, but we are actively involved in research efforts to evaluate new varieties for our climate, among them, several very promising reds.

Whidbey Island is within Puget Sound American Viticultural Area (appellation) which was approved by the federal government in 1995.

We also produce almost half of our wines from grapes grown in selected vineyards in eastern Washington. Charlie and Connie Crawford of Crawford Vineyards in Prosser have been supplying us with exceptional grapes since 1989 and we supplement that with small lots from other sites in the Yakima Valley.

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