Sleight of Hand Cellars

Sleight of Hand Cellars is a Washington State winery founded in 2007 by Trey Busch and Jerry and Sandy Solomon. The winery's style has evolved over the years, with recent releases showcasing increased finesse, elegance, and purity without sacrificing fruit or texture. Critics Jeb Dunnuck and Sean Sullivan have praised Sleight of Hand's wines, noting their sophistication and pleasure-driven approach. The winery is known for its estate-grown and non-estate vineyard sources in Washington State, with a focus on producing world-class wines. Under the guidance of production winemaker Keith Johnson, who joined the team in 2011, the winery has achieved numerous accolades, including Top 100 lists from Wine Spectator and Wine Enthusiast Magazine. Sleight of Hand Cellars is situated on a 10-acre property in the Walla Walla Valley, where visitors can experience the winery's unique blend of wine and music through its three tasting rooms, each featuring over 1,000 albums and turntables spinning vinyl. The winery also hosts concerts and offers a wine club, The Wine Illusionist Society, which collaborates with Seattle-based Sub Pop Records to provide exclusive digital downloads to members.

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