Tour With the Winemaker.
Walk the rows, taste from the barrel, or blend a wine of your own with Ashlyn Holbein.
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An Hour With the Winemaker
Three ways to spend real time with Ashlyn Holbein, the person who makes our wine. Every tour runs about an hour, stays small on purpose, and happens by appointment.
Vineyard Tour
Walk the rows with the person who grows the fruit. Taste the fruit off the vine when it is on the vine, then taste the wine it becomes, and pick up the viticulture behind both: how we grow here, what this site does to the fruit, and a few things about the property most people never hear. We finish with a look at where the wine is made, then walk back up for a charcuterie board and one last glass.
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Barrel Tasting
Taste straight from the barrel and get into how the wine is actually made. We walk the barrels together and talk through what happens between harvest and bottle.
Blending Class
Make a wine that is yours. We open up components from the cellar and you blend your own, tasting and adjusting as you go until it is right.
Before You Book
Tell us which tour you want and a few dates that work, and we will find a time that suits both of us.
All three tours include tasting, so everyone in your group needs to be 21 or older.
Members take twenty percent off any tour. Let us know you are a member when you inquire.
Once we have confirmed your date, we will take a deposit to hold it.
Tell Us Which One
Send us the tour you have in mind and a few dates that could work. We will come back to you to confirm a time and take a deposit to hold it.
Our Roots Run Deep
Our wines are made on our family estate in Ridgefield, Washington, from carefully selected grapes and fruit sourced from other premium vineyards. Every bottle is an extension of the land it came from: fourteen acres of soil, patience, and family history.
Our family's desire is simple: that when you encounter our wine, you find rest for your spirit and your soul. Whether you're here for an afternoon tasting or a summer concert on the lawn, we hope 14 Acres feels less like a destination and more like a homecoming.
