Don’t miss out on our amazing offer! We’re changing it up every two weeks, until May 11, it’s our amazing 2018 Windmill Red.

Regular price $22.00
Available while supplies last.

To tantalize the taste buds, our tasting notes: With a rich garnet color in the glass, this wine promises depth and complexity. Bright sweet berries are immediately apparent at first sniff. The aromas evolve from fruit to a charming bramble and minerality. Flavors of dark cherry and marionberry evolve into more earthy tones on the mid-palate. The wine finishes with hints of herbaceousness and firm but supple tannins.

Pick up a bottle (or two) of this featured wine from April 28 to May 11 at an amazing price!

Discounts will apply at checkout, go to the webstore here.


Don’t miss out on our amazing offer! We’re changing it up every two weeks. Until February 2, it’s our amazing Doce.
Available while supplies last.

To tantalize the taste buds, our tasting notes: This silky dessert wine has an enticing aroma of plum jam and almonds. Deep ruby colors with warm flavors of honey, vanilla and cinnamon make this wine a perfect after dinner wine. We recommend serving this with roasted walnuts, Stilton or Gorgonzola cheese, dark chocolates or cherry tarts.

Pick up a bottle (or two) of this featured wine from January 20 to February 2 at an amazing price!


Regularly $25.00
Discounts will apply at checkout, go to the webstore here.


Just because it’s winter it doesn’t mean we don’t work. Patrick and Mike have taken advantage of the good weather this week and started to do some pre-pruning. If you would like to see what’s happening in the vineyard without getting your toes cold, check out Patrick’s video. This wonderful machine does the first rough pruning cut, making it easier and more cost effective for the human pruners to get the fine tuning done.


A tasting by Wine Press Northwest of fortified wines from Washington, Oregon and Idaho was held in Summer of 2020. There were 48 Northwest producers that participated in their first large-scale judging of fortifieds since 2015, and they combined for 67 entries. Our delicious Doce rated well with their “outstanding” designation. We’ve attached their tasting notes and linked here to their full article.

Syrah remains a go-to grape for some of the Northwest’s top producers of fortified wines, and the multi-personality red Rhône grape thrives in Idaho, particularly in the hands of Greg Koenig, who crafted the Williamson family’s wines for nearly two decades. The nose of toffee, Saigon cinnamon, dried cherry and plum moves into darker flavors of cola and pomegranate syrup. There’s a pleasing bit of burn from the alcohol that’s smoothed out by the finish of Choward’s Violet candy and milk chocolate. The family of foodies at Williamson enjoy this with Black Forest Cake, blue cheese or walnuts.


Back-to-School Case Sale
Why should kids get all the good back to school supplies?

Parents – be sure to stock up for the school year!
August 19 – September 6

School is about to start and no matter whether your kids are attending school in person, learning from home, or a combination, this year is going to be filled with new challenges. As parents, we want the best for our kids, but sometimes we need the best for us too. Let us help you stock up on grown-up school supplies that are REALLY going to help you get through this year.

General Public – 20% for a case
Wine Club – 25% for a case

(Mixed cases included. Excludes Viognier, Sangiovese. No other discounts apply.)


The Sunnyslope Wine Trail Passport is your ticket to adventure this August!

Williamson Vineyards has joined with 9 other wineries on the Trail for the month of August. Each winery is offering a unique perk for Passport holders. We’re offering a 15% discount on wine purchases with a $5 for 5 wine tasting.  Unlock access to exclusive offers at 10 participating wineries. This link takes you to your adventure on the Trail!


Harvest Moon Red-Williamson-Tara-Morgan-460x644Pairing wine with turkey is a breeze. But finding one that also works with the myriad side dishes that crowd a typical Thanksgiving table can be a head-scratcher. You need something that’ll compliment the herbed stuffing without clashing with the marshmallow-topped sweet potatoes, something that’ll stand up to the tart cranberry sauce while cutting through the creamy green bean casserole.

For maximum Thanksgiving pair-ability, experts recommend fruit-forward, low tannin wines with a fair amount of acidity. Which is good news, if you’re looking to drink local this Turkey Day. Idaho wineries have a range of excellent options—from dry rieslings to peppery Rhone-style red blends—that are sure to please those surrounding your Thanksgiving table. The following wines can be purchased from Boise Co-op Wine Shop at the price listed, or direct from the winery’s tasting room.

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