Perennial Vintners

Perennial Vintners is a winery based on Bainbridge Island in Washington state's Puget Sound AVA, known for producing delicate wines from cool climate viticulture. The winery specializes in underappreciated grape varieties, particularly Melon de Bourgogne (also known as Muscadet), which they have pioneered to grow in the Seattle area. Founded by Mike Lempriere in 1997, Perennial Vintners began as a hobby project that eventually led to the establishment of an estate vineyard on Bainbridge Island in 2003. The winery's focus is on sustainable viticulture and winemaking practices, with a emphasis on living on and managing the vineyard to produce high-quality wines. Their first commercial vintage was released in 2007. Visitors can schedule tastings and tours at the winery, which also features a weather station and webcam. The tasting experience includes an opportunity to explore the estate vineyard and learn about Perennial Vintners' unique approach to cool climate viticulture. The winery's website offers additional information on their history, wines, and non-wine products, as well as news and updates from the winemaking team.

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