We are upping our discount game to help take the sting out of staying at home!

Delivery Details

We are offering local delivery at no cost to anyone who purchases 6 or more bottles. We will be scheduling deliveries every other week and will contact those who select the local delivery option by phone or email to confirm delivery dates/times. Wine Club Members – we will  happily deliver your current and any past wine club releases that you need to pick up when we deliver your purchase of 6+ bottles of wine!

Our delivery range includes Boise, Garden City, Star, Eagle, Meridian, Middleton, Caldwell, Nampa, Kuna, Homedale and Marsing. If you are outside of these towns, get ahold of us (208.459.7333 or email) and we’ll see what we can do.

Please keep in mind that someone over 21 years of age must receive the wine. Idaho State Police will not allow us to leave unattended alcohol on your doorstep.

Need a reason to get out of the house?
Take advantage of our curbside pickup!

Even though we aren’t able to offer wine tasting, we are still maintaining our regular hours for curbside pick up: Wednesday through Sunday 12pm to 5pm.
We recommend making reservations by either calling 208.459.7333 or messaging us through email (wine@willorch.com) or via Facebook and Facebook Messenger.

 

Join us May 28th at 4pm for
our first interactive virtual tasting!

Join in the fun and save when you order this
Virtual Happy Hour 6-Pack!


We will be broadcasting a live virtual tasting of these wines from our Facebook page. Order one of our Virtual Happy Hour 6-packs so that you can sip along with us! Each 6-pack includes 2 bottles of each wine so you can taste along with us and save the remaining bottles for later.

Included in this curated selection:
2 bottles 2016 Homestead Red ~ Blend of Cabernet and Syrah 
 Rated at 92 points and recieved a gold medal at the 2020 East Meets West International Wine Competition. Pulled a gold medal at 2020 Savor Northwest Wine Competition.
2 bottles 2016 Dry Rosé ~ Rosé of Petite Sirah
Perfect for summer sipping! You are going to love this fresh pink, light and flavorful wine.
2 bottles 2018 Lilly White ~ Blend of Viognier, Riesling, Muscato
Winner of a gold medal at the 2020 Savor Northwest Wine Competition and
a bronze medal at the 2020 East Meets West International Wine Competition

For a total of $104

But wait! Take advantage of our awesome incentive pricing!
We’re throwing in local delivery and some great prices to sweeten the deal.
General Public Pricing = 15% off of $104 + Local Delivery Included in Price
Wine Club Pricing = 20% off of $104 + Local Delivery Included in Price
**Incentive pricing available thru May 28th.**

Order your wines before 5pm on Tuesday, May 26th for our local delivery option.
Don’t forget to tune into our Virtual Happy Hour on
Thursday, May 28th and join in the fun!

If you have any questions, please contact us via email, Facebook or Instagram.

Moms are amazing! They can solve your problems with a smile, a hug or a cookie.
This year we say moms deserve a cookie too!

This weekend mothers can enjoy a complimentary savory cookie (Parmesan and black pepper shortbread – yumm) with a Curbside bottle purchase!

We have great Winners! Hey Moms – We think you totally rock! And so do your kids (even if they don’t say it often enough).
 
We think all mom’s deserve to treat themselves every so often. We have a plan to help you with that while helping your kiddos do something special for you this Mother’s Day.
 
Kids – draw a picture of why you love your mom or why you think she deserves a treat. Have a grown up help submit your drawing on our Facebook or Instagram page by 5pm on May 8, 2020. Our top 3 favorites will earn their awesome mom a special goodies bag valued at $25 dollars!
We had so many fabulous entries into our Mother’s Day Drawing contest; so many in fact, we had to add an additional winner. We have four happy moms that are receiving our goodies bag! We will be notifying all four moms via email as to how they can pick up their goodies bags in our tasting room.
Congratulations: Meagan Lepire, Lindsey McConnell-Soong, Janelle Phelps, and Katie Burright.  So many talented young artists!

We are starting to plan and prepare for reopening the tasting room in the near (hopefully) future. Check out this silly video we made of our “training” session with future wine staff. We talk about some of the measures we will be taking in the tasting room for a while to make sure everyone is safe and healthy while still having fun at the winery.

Get the dirt on what’s happening in the vineyard right now from Mike Williamson!

WE HAVE OUR WINNERS!

While you are stuck at home and potentially doing a bit of spring cleaning why not play a little game with us? Every spring Sue (Mike & Bev’s mom) and Eileen (Patrick’s mom) would work together to concoct elaborate scavenger hunts for their kids. These scavenger hunts would encompass their houses, outbuildings, orchards, vineyards and would take all day long to complete. (Not a bad way to keep the kids from getting underfoot if you ask us.)

The Williamson family is challenging you to search your home and property for 15 wine related items*. Take a picture of these items and submit them to us via email, Facebook or Instagram. The first person to submit all 15 items by April 30th wins a gift basket valued at $50! But there are still more chances to win, if you find and submit 5 or more items by April 30th your name will be entered to win a coupon for 50% off of one item.

Social Media Scavenger Hunt Items:
1.    Williamson Vineyards wine label
2.    Williamson logo gear
(i.e glass, corkscrew, shirt, hat, tumbler, etc.)
3.    Williamson cork
4.    Williamson marketing material
(i.e. business card, brochure, ad, etc.)
5.    Wine Book
6.    Wine themed movie
7.    Wine stopper
8.    Wineglass charm
(Something that identifies your glass from another.)
9.    Sunnyslope Wine Trail Map (Or comparable wine region map.)
10.    Wine Gag Gift
11.    Wine themed apparel
12.    Wine rack/storage
13.    Your most unique or unusual wine tool
14.    Your favorite wine vessel
(It doesn’t have to be a wine glass.)
15.    The bottle you’ve been holding onto the longest (We would love to hear why this bottle is special to you.)

*We are looking for 15 seperate items that fit these descriptions. Duplicates will not be accepted. This is a family company so remember to keep your submissions classy folks. 😉 

 

Our Grand Prize Winner of the gift basket is Dario Bell!

We’re also announcing the winners of our drawing for a 50% off one-item coupon. We loved these submissions and decided to list the reasons these folks all won! We will be contacting our winners individually via email with their coupon to be used in our tasting room. Congratulations to all our winners!

Megan Lepire – OLDEST BOTTLE OF WILLIAMSON WINE (2006 Riesling)

Eljse Taggart – MOST ENTHUSIASTIC PARTICIPANT

Cass Cook – MOST WILLIAMSON WINE IN PHOTO

Verna Weiss – CUTEST WINE BOTTLE COZY

Carol Schroeder – CLASSIEST REFERENCE TO INADMISSIBLE WINE STOPPER

Ted & Nancy Walker – MOST AWESOME WINE DRINKING VESSELS

We’ve got wine cocktails! Check out the video hosted by Teresa Shively and then get the party started (albeit a responsible, socially distant party) using the recipes we’ve put into a PDF for your use – Wine Spritzer and other wine cocktails.

Posted by Williamson Orchard and Vineyard on Thursday, April 16, 2020

Parents this video is for you! Here are some fun science experiments you can do with your kids using wine related items you have around the house. Maybe have a glass of wine while the kids are learning can make distance learning more enjoyable.


 

Williamson Vineyards Virtual Happy Hour

Posted by Williamson Orchard and Vineyard on Thursday, April 9, 2020

A couple of the many things that farmers know about are patience and planning. With wine; grapes have to grow, be tended, harvested and then made into the finished product before there is any retail transaction. If farming was to stop, many of us would feel effects very quickly. The Idaho Press interviewed Mike Williamson and other wine industry leaders to get an idea of what effects the Covid-19 virus was having on both the wine growing and retail side of wine industry.

See the full story here