Devorah Creek Vineyards

Devorah Creek Vineyards is a small, family-owned winery located in the Puget Sound AVA on the Enumclaw Plateau near Auburn, Washington. The winery produces 150 cases per year of estate-grown Pinot Noir and a champagne method sparkling rosé called Cre'mant de Maury. As one of the few wineries in the region to grow their own grapes, Devorah Creek Vineyards is part of a small group of 11 members of the Puget Sound Wine Growers Association, which promotes sustainable wine production in the area. The vineyard's unique maritime climate allows for dry farming, and the cool temperatures are ideal for growing Pinot Noir, which is the most planted variety in the Puget Sound AVA. Joshua Neely, the owner, winemaker, tasting room manager, landscaper, and janitor, is dedicated to producing high-quality wines from their estate-grown grapes. Visitors can experience Devorah Creek Vineyards' wines through a private tasting or by visiting one of the many wine tasting rooms in the area, although it appears that this specific winery does not have a public tasting room.

Written by Ava from public sources. Not written or reviewed by the winery.