Tri-Wine: A Guide to Hispanic-Operated Wineries & Vineyards
Hispanic operated wineries and vineyards in the Tri-Cities bring a unique blend of passion, heritage, and skill to the world of wine.
Passion and Heritage in a Bottle!
When it comes to wine, the Tri-Cities Washington region is not just about its lush vineyards and breathtaking landscapes; it's also about the diversity that enriches our winemaking. Let's shine a spotlight on the vibrant contributions of a few Hispanic operated wineries that continue to leave a mark on this picturesque wine country.
Hispanic operated wineries and vineyards in the Tri-Cities bring a unique blend of passion, heritage, and skill to the world of wine. Their families often have deep roots in the region's agricultural history, making them intimately connected to the land they cultivate. This connection is reflected in the wines they craft, which are infused with the flavors and traditions of their cultural heritage.
Barrel Springs Winery: A Story of New Beginnings
Barrel Springs Winery, nestled in Prosser, WA, is a gem you won't want to miss on your wine-tasting adventure. It's a picturesque boutique winery, lovingly owned and operated by the dynamic duo, Brandi and Seve Manuel.
Zeron Vineyards: A Story of Determination
Ellie Zeron, owner of Zeron Vineyards and wine maker of Elk Haven Winery on Red Mountain, grew up in Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela. Armed with a background in Chemical Engineering and boundless determination, she embarked on her winemaking journey.
It wasn’t until 2012 that Ellie earned her winemaking certificate. She started her branding project for "ZERON" and learned from a professor about Red Mountain AVA. Years after searching this region, she found the perfect piece of land and her dream became a reality on Red Mountain. Currently, Zeron Vineyards’ production and tasting room is under construction, hoping to open for business in 2024.
Martinez & Martinez: A Story of Dedication
Martinez & Martinez is another shining star in the Tri-Cities winery & vineyard scene.
A Taste of the Tri-Cities: Unity in Diversity
The presence of Hispanic winemakers in the Tri-Cities region underscores the unity in diversity that characterizes the local wine industry. They bring a unique perspective to winemaking, celebrating the fusion of Old World traditions with the innovative spirit of the Pacific Northwest
As you explore the Tri-Cities wine scene, take a moment to appreciate the heritage and craftsmanship of Hispanic winemakers. Their wines are a celebration of diversity, a fusion of cultures, and a testament to the power of passion and dedication in the world of winemaking.
Cheers to diverse wines and even more diverse stories!
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