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Many of our award-winning wineries, breweries and Dry Fly Distillery are participating in Spokane Restaurant Week. Don't miss out on a chance to sample many of the outstanding options available. See below a list of sips and pours you might pair with your meal to create the perfect dining experience.
Arbor Crest Wine Cellars has a long history of producing unique, handcrafted wines in the Inland Northwest. Started in 1982, Arbor Crest was the 29th winery to open in Washington State. Today, there are more than 750 registered wineries statewide. Arbor Crest features over 15 award-winning varietals and blends, including its popular Dionysus blend and its Sauvignon Blanc. While producing a superior product, Arbor Crest maintains a commitment to also providing excellent value, as well.
Caterina's approach to wine is more New World-- with bright, vibrant fruit, so its wines are approachable when they're younger. This fruit-forward style also means bottles are reasonably priced, most under $20, without sacrificing quality. In fact, Caterina's 2008 Voignier was selected by Wine Enthusiast Magazine as a Top 100 Best Buy Wines and both the Voignier and its 2001 Willard Family Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon earned scores over 90 points.
Dry fly is a true craft distillery located in beautiful Spokane, Washington. Dry Fly embraces the farm to bottle approach, and every drop of its award-winning vodka, gin, whiskies and now bourbon are made with raw materials grown locally by sustainable farms. Dry Fly is consistently recognized for its exceptional quality. Its whiskey recently won a Triple Gold Medal from the Micro Liquor Spirit Awards. Dry Fly's Vodka captured a Double Gold Medal and Best in Show award from the San Francisco International Wine and Spirits competition.
EMVY Cellars was bred from a fledgling hobby into a small business, inspired by our love of wine. We have always believed that working on a smaller boutique scale produces a better wine. We bottle age our wine 2-3 years longer than most other wineries until we believe the wine is peaking and ready to drink. EMVY takes great care to use quality fruits and 100% high quality French barrels. We source grapes from the outstanding Seven Hills and Pepperbridge vineyards in Walla Walla, plus one of the hottest vineyards in Washington, Tapteil in Red Mountain. All of our wine is now produced in our new downtown winery in the 100 year old remodeled and historically registered Forrester Hall. Our flagship wine Devotion is regularly regarded as one of the best wines produced in Spokane. Come taste for yourself. Our tasting room is the Marketplace & Wine Bar located on 2nd and Brown inside the Spokane Public Market.
Lone Canary is committed to producing high-quality, elegant wines that express what is delicious and distinctive about Washington State Fruit. Utilizing fruit grown in the Yakima and Columbia Valleys, Lone Canary produces about 4,500 cases a year, with a focus on Sauvignon Blanc and red wines showcasing both Italian and Bordeaux varietals.
Mountain Dome is the Northwest's premiere sparkling wine producer. The sparkling wines are made in the traditional Methode Champenoise – the true French method of making Champagne. All of their sparklers, from the Brut Vintage to the Cuvee Forte are finished in the Brut style, with just a little sugar added to balance the acidity.
No-Li Brewhouse believes in the fabric of community; strength of connection, local roots, looking out for one another, and a roll-up-your sleeves willingness to work hard. We reflect a gritty perseverance, an underdog spirit infused with eternal optimism. No-Li Brewhouse isn't out to prove anybody wrong or right, it just wants to make the very best beer.
The owners of the Coeur d'Alene Brewing Company are excited to bring a new brewery to Spokane – River City Brewing. With "Drink Local" as their main focus, they are all about making and sharing local products and experiences. The new brewery features the Scottish style "River City Red" and a Pacific Northwest hopped River City IPA, both debuting during Spokane Restaurant Week. With no brewpub or tasting room, the only mission is making excellent, handcrafted beer. Drink Local!
This family owned and operated winery has grown from producing two barrels of wine in 1998 to more than 15,000 cases of wine today. Townshend Winemaker Don Townshend is best known for his red blends, T3 and Vortex, but he makes more than 20 different wines. Townshend's wines derive their distinctive flavors from extensive aging in small French and American oak barrels and high quality grapes from the finest vineyards in the Columbia Valley. Want to try something truly unique? Give their huckleberry port-style wine, made from wild North Idaho huckleberries a try.
Beer is not manufactured at Twelve Strings. It's handcrafted. You won't find automated manufacturing lines in Spokane Valley's only brewery; instead you'll discover a seven-barrel steam heated brewery system that was built entirely from scratch. Beers are brewed in the Northwest style and span from light ales, such as the G String Blonde to the Drop D Stout that's so dark and hefty that it's awesome paired with vanilla ice cream.
This 15-barrel microbrewery is located in Wallace's historic Coeur d'Alene Hardware Building, but its handcrafted beers can be found throughout Washington and Idaho. Wallace Brewing Company offers half-dozen or so regular offerings, along with seasonal brews like their Winter Ale and Huckleberry Pale. Mining and bordello-inspired monikers such as the 'Dirty Blonde', 'Jackleg Stout', 'Redlight Irish Red Ale' and 'Idaho Select Lager', pay homage to Wallace's notorious past.
For questions about the
website contact:
TJ Hake, Visit Spokane
Call: (509) 742-9378, or Email
801 West Riverside, Suite 301
Spokane, WA 99201
For questions about
participating contact:
Raevyn West,
The Pacific NW Inlander
Call: (509) 325-0634 ext. 222, or Email
9 S. Washington St. 4th Floor
Spokane, WA 99201
