About Sunken Cellars
Sunken Cellars is a Northwest winery founded by Patrick Palace, specializing in wines made from grapes sourced from the Horse Heaven Hills AVA in Benton City, Washington. The winery focuses on creating crisp whites and complex reds designed to pair with fresh Pacific Northwest seafood.
Tasting Experiences
Wine Club
Join the exclusive wine club for 15% member discount on all wine purchases, two shipments per year (12 bottles), first access to new releases and limited production bottlings, and complimentary tastings (coming soon).
Underwater Aging Process
Unique aging process for select wines, including the Underwater Aged Wine offering.
Varietals
AlbariñoNebbioloGracianoSangioveseCabernet Sauvignon
Good to know about Sunken Cellars
Can you visit Sunken Cellars? Is there a tasting room?
Sunken Cellars doesn't advertise a walk-in tasting room, but does host visitors by arrangement. Contact the winery directly to confirm what's available before you go.
What is Sunken Cellars known for?
Sunken Cellars is known for focus on whites, focus on reds and food pairings.
What wines does Sunken Cellars specialize in?
Sunken Cellars focuses on Albariño, Nebbiolo, Graciano, Sangiovese and Cabernet Sauvignon. Signature bottles include Dry white Albariño with flavors of passionfruit, honey, and pineapple; Tesoro Rosso (Red Gold) made from Italian varietals; Horse Heaven Hills Cabernet aged 2 years in 100% new French oak.
Does Sunken Cellars serve food?
Yes, Sunken Cellars has food available alongside tastings.
Where is Sunken Cellars located?
Sunken Cellars is at 4009 Bridgeport Way W, # B in University Place, WA, in the Puget Sound wine region. Phone: 253-627-3883.
Who makes the wine at Sunken Cellars?
The winemaking at Sunken Cellars is led by Patrick Palace.
What tasting experiences does Sunken Cellars offer?
Sunken Cellars offers Wine Club and Underwater Aging Process.
Where to find Sunken Cellars
Sunken Cellars is at 4009 Bridgeport Way W, # B, University Place, WA, United States, in the Puget Sound wine region.