Flying Dreams Winery

Fun and friendly place to taste in the Warehouse District. The owner and staff are warm and welcoming, and the wine is fantastic! This is a tasting room I’ll definitely return to!

I have never heard of these guys and came with a group of people for a wine tasting birthday trip. They specialize in spanish style wines. I really liked their wines but they are pretty small and they were pretty pricey that it shocked me. Each bottle of red was about $ 35+. I thought it was good but not for that price. The staff was really nice and friendly and did a good job considering we had a pretty large good.

great place to taste and the owner and his wife are awesome host… I bought the Malbec…

If you like artisinal wines as much as I do, make sure you stop by Flying Dreams when you visit the Woodinville warehouse winery block. Many of the wines here have Spanish influence, and release parties often feature paella made by the winemaker himself. I can’t wait to pick up some more «Little Red» soon!

We checked out Flying Dreams this past weekend. We were tasting at another winery in the warehouse district who recommended them. I remembered the first time we checked them out… they had a white and a rose’. As I’ve been on more of a red wine kick, I wasn’t sure I wanted to go down that road again, but we decided to give it a shot. I’m so glad that we did. I had forgotten how friendly and passionate the winemaker was, and this time he was offering three wines, two of them being reds. He was telling us that he has an affinity for Spanish grapes, so it was no surprise that he was proudly pouring his Temparnillo. He stressed that it was a great «food wine» though I thought it was perfectly delicious on its own. It was a tad young-​tasting, but give it some time and he said it would become bolder. We also tried his Monastrell, another red wine and a grape I’m unfamiliar with. He described it as blueberries and pepper. The pepper was very evident, I thought, and I liked the spicy kick. He was also pouring his Sauvignon Blanc which we have tried before… crisp and light. All three wines were delicious, and I’m happy that we decided to stop by (and buy a few bottles).

I tasted here on July 31, 2010
Tasting Fee = $ 2.00
2 wines were offered
1) 2009 Sauvignon Blanc «Coquette» [$ 20]
Very assertive, New Zealand like nose
Its zings!
Clean finish
2) 2009 Rose «Little Red» [$ 15]
Lots of Spanish layers here [Tempranillo & Monestrell]
A Light style, an atypical rose
A hint of candy on the midpalate
Quite quaffable
Leroy just recently opened this tasting room, next to Baer;
I encourage you to check out these wines
for Tina