Elsom Cellars

Great wines and great customer service. You can tell how much passion and pride they have in there company. We will be customers for life

Went in and the guy at the counter did not acknowledge me… Too busy watching the World Cup on his iPad to be bothered with a paying customer. Don’t wast your time with this place

This place was our last stop for the day, and they definitely had the best reds among the wineries we visited that day. We tried 7? wines, and bought a bottle of Celaeno label (they sell both Elsom and Celaeno labels) Syrah. Owner and staff are very friendly, too! Highly recommended.

Elsom Cellars shares space with another winery (I’m sorry I can’t remember the name right now), which means you get to try more variety of wine! Their $ 7 tasting fee got me 6 – 7 different kinds of wine.
What I really liked about this winery is that the owner and staff were SUPER friendly and passionate about their wine. (They also had a plate of delicious chocolate truffles for you to enjoy along with their wine, which is always a plus if you ask me…) It was Saturday afternoon, windy/​rainy/​nasty outside, and pretty crowded inside. Notwithstanding, 6 of us were greeted cheerfully and served promptly (whereas Sliverlake located behind Elsom Cellars didn’t even acknowledge us being there! Shame on you, Sliverlake!!)
I truly enjoyed my wine tasting (Road to Hell and Bone Dry were two of the wines I tried and enjoyed.) experience at Elsom Cellars, and hope you do too! :-)

Elsom Cellars was our final stop of a wonderful Woodinville winery tour last weekend. It was certainly worth waiting for. Our affable host made easy conversation with us and gave us a mini-​tour of the facility, discussing the oak of the barrels used on-​site. On this particular day they were serving an amazing strong cow cheese, Delice de Bourgogne, that paired amazingly with the reds. I blame the cheese for compelling me to buy more than just one bottle. I haven’t exactly figured out how everything goes together at this winery as although it’s called Elsom Cellars, they were also tasting and selling wines by the Celaeno label. Regardless, all the product was amazing and I look forward to a return trip.