Sharing wine with friends and family around the holidays is a relaxing way to enjoy the season. Giving a bottle of wine from your favorite winery is a perfect gift for those on your list who love to support local businesses. We want to help you finish up your holiday gift giving with our annual Christmas Case Sale!

Make your holidays merry when you build a case from our curated list at 20% off!
Wine Club members save 30% off their cases!

Mix and match your case from the following wines:
2021 Viognier, 2021 Albariño, 2021 Blossom Rosé, 2019 Nectar, 2019 Windmill Red, 2020 Windmill Red, 2020 Malbec, 2020 Henry’s Red.

As an added bonus for your gift giving, we offer local delivery for purchases of 6 bottles or more.
Our delivery range includes Boise, Garden City, Star, Eagle, Meridian, Middleton, Caldwell, Nampa, Kuna, Homedale, and Marsing. If you are outside of these towns, reach us at (208.459.7333 or email) and we’ll see what we can do. Please keep in mind that someone 21 years of age or older must receive the wine. Idaho State Police will not allow us to leave unattended alcohol on your doorstep.

We can ship too! Check with us to verify which states are available to us.

No other discounts apply. While supplies last.This promotion is valid November 29 thru December 23, 2023.


Salt Lake Magazine visited here on the Sunnyslope and looked into the Sunnyslope Wine Trail and the AgVenture Trail. They had great things to say about Southwest Idaho and you can find their article as a PDF here – Follow-The-Trail-MagazineArticle


Begun in 1998, Open That Bottle Night is a call to open that special bottle with friends and share the experience, instead of letting it continue to sit in the cellar. We’ve decided to get into the spirit by holding a drawing from participants who submitted pictures of their Williamson wines and a short description as to why they decided to Open That Bottle. We received some lovely entries and we put the names into a wine spittoon and drew out the winner,
…Lisa Shaffer!

Lisa wins the wine-rrific gift basket, valued at $140.

Congratulation Lisa! Thank you for this fabulous picture, you can pick up your gift basket prize at the tasting room at your convenience.
Lisa had this to say about her favorite bottle: “We love this bottle of Last Drop and opened it because it is unique and we know they won’t be able to ever make it again the same. Terry and I really enjoyed it and it pairs well with lasagna!  It rates best in a Williamson glass.”

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We were blown away by everyone who entered the contest. Many of the entries truly touched our hearts. We would like to gift a bottle of our delicious 2020 Dry Rosé to our honorable mentions seen below. Cheers!


Richard & Trudy Jackson

Stacy Irwin

Renee & Steve VanAtter

Margie & David Wilkins


A freelance writer named Shana Clark spoke with Beverly, Patrick, and Mike about what grows well in the Snake River Valley AVA. She then wrote an article for VinePair, an online wine magazine. Her article touched on how terroir can affect the grapes grown in a particular region. She spoke with several wine makers in the Snake River Valley AVA and winemakers in Arizona about the challenges of climate and grape varieties.  You can read the full article here: For Emerging American Wine Regions, Can Trends Trump Terroir?

 

 


Beverly had the opportunity to visit with Paige Comrie this summer. Paige is a wine lover with a passion to connect other wine lovers with great wines from across the world. She choses wines that range from delicious & affordable Tuesday night picks to high-end limited edition releases that are truly something to celebrate. She wants to share not just the wines with her followers but the stories of the folks that make those wines.

Find the entire article here: Women in Wine: Beverly Williamson


We had the opportunity to host a freelance travel writer this summer. Casandra Karpiak is a regular contributor to the Associated Press wire and MSN. She spent time in the Treasure Valley exploring the lodging, food, culture, and attractions. She visited restaurants and museums in Boise and came out to the Sunnyslope where she enjoyed a wine experience with Bev Williamson.

Find the entire article here: Boise is Ready to Host


Williamson Vineyards is thankful for the loyal support of our wine club! This next year we are going to share a little about a few of our most supportive members. We can’t do what we do without our amazing wine club ambassadors. Cheers!

Dan and Candi Puga
This cute couple has been in the Sunnyslope area and have known each other since kindergarten! They have raised a beautiful family and are very active in the local community. They have been members at Williamson’s for roughly 10 years!

 How did you find Williamson Orchards & Vineyards? The current Williamson siblings were a few years younger than us in school and we also attended church with the family. One day around our 20th anniversary, we took a drive around Sunnyslope area, and were pleasantly surprised that wineries were popping up all around the area. Going to the wineries has became a weekend date tradition.

Why did you become a member? I’m not exactly sure our joining date, but it was one of our early memberships. The picture (above on left) in front of the old fruitstand shed and tasting room was May of 2015, a beautiful Mother’s Day. We later used that picture for our 25th wedding party invite!

Tell us about some of your experiences at Williamson’s. We appreciate the welcoming service even during the difficult season of covid. To this day, Williamson’s is one of our favorite stops along the Sunnyslope wine trail and we love the new conveniently located tasting room.

What are some of your favorite wines? Williamson’s provides a wide variety of wines that we both enjoy and love. Dan tends to taste the reds and I stick with the rosés or whites. Some of our favorite wines include Sangiovese, Red Blends, Petite Sirah, Dry Riesling, Blossom, and Lilly White.


Lynsey Amundson of Idaho 6 News sat down with Beverly and asked about the family’s 112 year history of growing fruit and farming in the Sunnyslope area of Caldwell. Check out the video  and article here: After four generations, Williamson Orchards and Vineyards now handcrafting award-winning wine


Don’t miss out on our amazing offer! We’re changing it up every two weeks, until May 11, it’s our amazing 2018 Windmill Red.

Regular price $22.00
Available while supplies last.

To tantalize the taste buds, our tasting notes: With a rich garnet color in the glass, this wine promises depth and complexity. Bright sweet berries are immediately apparent at first sniff. The aromas evolve from fruit to a charming bramble and minerality. Flavors of dark cherry and marionberry evolve into more earthy tones on the mid-palate. The wine finishes with hints of herbaceousness and firm but supple tannins.

Pick up a bottle (or two) of this featured wine from April 28 to May 11 at an amazing price!

Discounts will apply at checkout, go to the webstore here.


Don’t miss out on our amazing offer! We’re changing it up every two weeks. Until February 2, it’s our amazing Doce.
Available while supplies last.

To tantalize the taste buds, our tasting notes: This silky dessert wine has an enticing aroma of plum jam and almonds. Deep ruby colors with warm flavors of honey, vanilla and cinnamon make this wine a perfect after dinner wine. We recommend serving this with roasted walnuts, Stilton or Gorgonzola cheese, dark chocolates or cherry tarts.

Pick up a bottle (or two) of this featured wine from January 20 to February 2 at an amazing price!


Regularly $25.00
Discounts will apply at checkout, go to the webstore here.