Malaga Springs Winery

A long winding washboarded gravel road of a drive only to find out they were closed. Posting your hours on your website is my suggestion.

It’s a bit of a drive up a windy small dirt road but worth the visit. This location and the Martin Scott Winery were our backup plan after the Chelan/​Manson fires halted plan A. Next, time, these will be our plan A.
The setting is beautiful (grape plants, beautiful gardens, beautiful architechture). The person serving our large, anannouced group our tasting was very friendly. The tasting was free and we found a few favorite wines to bring back home.

Exceptional wines in a spectacular setting. Al, the grower and winemaker is a great person to chat with while you try some of the more unique wines with character in all of Washington. This guy’s a genius with the end-​to-​end thinking he has about creating great wines. Simply an amazing selection.
Also, he built his own buildings and should have a new, even more awesome tasting room in 2015!

We recently visited Malaga Springs during the Red Wine & Chocolate event. We were here a few years before and decided that we had to visit again!
We spent quite a bit of time tasting the wines and chatting with the winemaker, Al. He has also dabbled with brewing and distilling, which my husband is also interested in, so they had a great time discussing the process. After the tasting, we each enjoyed a glass of wine as we chatted.
The wines were good, and we ended up coming away with a few bottles.
It is quite a drive and hidden in the hills, but it is definitely worth it! There was still snow on the ground when we visited, and Al took a great photo of us outside the winery.
Thank you for another great visit!

Great fun !
The owner is on site to greet you, and share the story of their Wines. Husband and Wife run winery. Malga Springs Winery is worth seeking out. Also there are a couple wineries in the neighborhood :) The wines are great a varied, I’m not a wine buff but the folks I was with are. We left with a mixed case. They also have a helicopter to shuttle you from Winery to Winery for a great price.

Worth the drive! This winery is located high in the hills and on a dirt winding road, but it is a hidden gem to visit. The winemarker, Al, is very friendly, knowledgeable, and the time with him tasting flew by. It was very interesting to hear the history and the process of building the tasting room — ask about it when you visit! We came away with 3 wonderful bottles to enjoy… and then we will visit again!

A beautiful ride up a winding road, down a winding dirt road, up and up, small signs, then you get there, and it feels as if you are in New Mexico, the grass packed stucco covered tasting room right in the winery, barrels all around, handmade pottery, flowers, and then there is the winemaker Al. What a guy, makes really fine tanany reds, and a good viognier. Opening any bottle you would like to taste, and the prices are very reasonable. Knowledge of this little jewel seems to spread by word of mouth!!! Come visit, you’ll love it. Renee