The Puget Sound AVA is the only American Viticultural Area in Washington State outside of the Columbia Valley AVA in Eastern Washington.  All of the other AVA’s in Washington State are sub-AVA’s of the Columbia Valley AVA.

The Puget Sound AVA basically covers the Interstate-5 corridor from the Canadian Border to the Lewis County Line south of Olympia.

Washington State Wine – There is no AVA in this area.

From Interstate-5 Exit 250 to Exit 258

Recommended Wineries in the Vancouver WA area

Listed Wineries in the Vancouver WA area

Wineries with Tasting Rooms

Tasting Room by Appointment Only

Puget Sound AVA

From Interstate-5 Exit 230 in Burlington, head west to Anacortes, then take a Washington State Ferry to the San Juan Islands.

Recommended Wineries in the San Juan Islands

Listed Wineries in the San Juan Islands

Wineries with Tasting Rooms

Tasting Room by Appointment Only

Puget Sound AVA

You will find yourself in Woodinville at Exit 24 on Interstate-405 northeast of Seattle.

Wine in Woodinville

Puget Sound AVA

There are many ways to get to the north end of the Olympic Peninsula.  The simplest, without taking a ferry ride, is to head west on US-101 from Interstate-5 Exit 104.  Travel 6 miles to the west then exit to the north at the Shelton / US-101 exit.  Travel up US-101 for about 75 miles and you will find yourself in Sequim, on the north shore of the Olympic Peninsula, across the Strait of Juan de Fuca from Victoria, BC.  Another 20 miles down the road will bring you to Port Angeles, the west end of the Puget Sound AVA.

Olympic Peninsula Wine

Puget Sound AVA

You will find yourself in Olympia, WA at Interstate-5 Exit 105.

Olympia Wine