About Passing Time Winery
Passing Time Winery was founded by former NFL quarterback Damon Huard and Hall of Famer Dan Marino, launched with their inaugural 2012 vintage Cabernet Sauvignon. The winery represents a shared vision to produce truly great Washington wines as the state's wine industry continues to mature.
Tasting Experiences
Wine Club Membership
Four membership tiers offering access to 2023 Passing Time Cabernets at special member pricing, priority access to future releases, customizable allocations, rare small-batch wines, and invitations to private events including Monday Night Merlot, Holiday Open House, and Spring Bottle & Barrel Event
Varietals
Cabernet Sauvignon
Good to know about Passing Time Winery
What is Passing Time Winery known for?
Passing Time Winery is known for focus on reds and family-run.
What wines does Passing Time Winery specialize in?
Passing Time Winery focuses on Cabernet Sauvignon. Signature bottles include 2012 vintage Cabernet Sauvignon (inaugural release, received rave reviews from critics and customers).
Does Passing Time Winery serve food?
Yes, Passing Time Winery has food available alongside tastings.
Do I need to be a wine club member to visit Passing Time Winery?
Passing Time Winery is open to wine club members, so ask about membership before planning a visit.
Where is Passing Time Winery located?
Passing Time Winery is at 18808 142nd Ave NE Suite 1A in Woodinville, WA, in the Puget Sound wine region. Phone: (425) 241-5670.
When was Passing Time Winery founded?
Passing Time Winery was established in 2012.
Who makes the wine at Passing Time Winery?
The winemaking at Passing Time Winery is led by Chris Peterson, John, Jared.
What tasting experiences does Passing Time Winery offer?
Passing Time Winery offers Wine Club Membership.
Has Passing Time Winery received notable recognition?
Inaugural 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon received rave reviews from critics and customers.
Where to find Passing Time Winery
Passing Time Winery is at 18808 142nd Ave NE Suite 1A, Woodinville, WA, United States, in the Puget Sound wine region.