Doe Bay Wine Co. Phinney Ridge
Wine bar · Phinney Ridge ·
Natural wine bar offering small-producer bottles, sake, and PNW wines
Natural wine bar offering small-producer bottles, sake, and PNW wines
"What initially began as an online bottle club and wine consultant has matured into a brick-and-mortar wine bar and retailer in the heart of Phinney Ridge (with another location on Orcas Island). Here the attention is on “fine wines from small places,” which the selection makes apparent with seldom-seen varietals and blends as well as sake imported from small producers in Japan. Doe Bay is also home to the Orcas Project, a program showcasing Pacific Northwest winemakers and local artists." - Brianna Gunter
"At its new tasting room in Phinney Ridge's Shared Roof building, Doe Bay Wine Company is collaborating with D.C. chef Boby Pradachith for a take-home dinner event on October 24 featuring pork ribs in a sour curry made with pork broth and fall vegetables, a salad, steamed rice, and massaman snickerdoodles; the dinner is $95 for two and includes your choice of one of two bottles of low-intervention wine." - Harry Cheadle
"Orca’s Island–based Doe Bay Wine Company has expanded with a bottle shop now open in Phinney Ridge." - Sophie Grossman
"In the new Phinney Ridge mixed-use building, Doe Bay Wines is pouring wine as the building starts to open for mid-summer." - Harry Cheadle
"Opening a second bottle shop and tasting room in Phinney Ridge in early 2023, the Orcas Island–born shop will set up in the Shared Roof building at 7009 Greenwood Ave as an intimate venue with room for about 20 indoors and out. Owner Cole Sisson says he’ll continue to showcase small, natural producers (including his Orcas Project collaborations and signature releases with winemakers like Portland’s Division Wine Co.), push boundaries with sake and cider, expand rotating flight selections, host visiting importers and winemakers, and arrange group events with neighboring businesses; there are even rumors of a small oyster bar from Renee Erickson because one of the building partners is involved with her Sea Creatures group. Between this development and other buzzy spots nearby, Sisson calls the area possibly the most happening (yet still under the radar) neighborhood in the city." - Adam H. Callaghan
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