What does CVWC mean in UNCLASSIFIED

Cascade Valley Wine Country is a wine-producing region located in the Cascade Mountains of Washington State, USA. The region consists of more than 80 wineries and tasting rooms in four counties – Chelan, Douglas, Kittitas and Yakima.

You can visit year round! Each season offers something special; however, the best time to go is late summer and early fall when the area experiences optimal temperatures for grape ripening which also results in delicious wines.

The fastest way to get to Cascade Valley Wine Country from Seattle is by car. The drive takes approximately two and a half hours depending on traffic. Alternatively, you can take an Amtrak train from Seattle that takes about three hours one way.

Yes, all guests must be 21 years of age or older with valid identification in order to taste wine at the wineries in Cascade Valley Wine Country.

Yes, many of our wineries invite visitors to bring their own snacks and picnics as well as outside beverages (excluding alcoholic beverages). Please check with each individual winery prior to your trip regarding rules about bringing food/beverages onto their property.

There are numerous events taking place throughout the year such as wine dinners, live music performances, culinary classes and festivals such as Barrels & Blooms Festival which celebrates local culinary fare and award-winning wines while strolling through exquisite gardens full of blooming flowers and lush foliage.

Yes! In addition to visiting our beautiful tasting rooms and sampling world class wines, there are plenty of other things you can do like hiking along nature trails, taking a scenic drive through nearby lakeside towns like Chelan or Leavenworth, golfing at some of the top courses in Washington State or simply relaxing by sipping on a glass of wine while enjoying stunning views of surrounding mountains.

Yes! There are many lodging options near beautiful Lake Chelan including quaint bed & breakfasts, resorts & spas as well as hotel chains such as Holiday Inn Express & Suites located just minutes away from many wineries in the area. You can also stay overnight at some larger wineries that offer guest suites for rent after a day spent touring their vineyards.

Absolutely! Lake Chelan has plenty of great restaurants offering fine dining experiences ranging from Italian bistros to waterfront seafood grills only minutes away from most participating wineries throughout Cascade Valley Wine Country. Additionally, many local establishments host weekly cuisine-centric events highlighting seasonal ingredients paired with locally produced wines.

No - visitors will need to arrange their own transportation between each respective location they plan on visiting via public transit (bus or train) or car rentals available throughout the region.