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Smasne Cellars New Prosser Location
We are very excited to announce that Smasne Cellars has partnered with 2Dor Wines to purchase the former Olsen Winery in Prosser, WA. This remarkable facilities in Prosser's Vintners Village will serve as a joint tasting room, production facilities and event center....
Smasne Cellars Kennewick Location
In every journey and every dream there are small stepping stones along the way. Our Kennewick tasting room has always been one of them. As our lease expires, I would like to thank everyone who has supported our Kennewick tasting room over the years. Our last day...
Smasne Cellars in Yakima Valley
“Some of my favorite moments have been spent on the family farm with my grandfather and father, who tell stories of how it used to be,” Robert said. “I especially remember my grandfather telling the story about the introduction of the idea of a grape harvester and how the farmers laughed at the idea of a machine that picked grapes.”
2013 Seattle Wine Awards
Smasne Cellars was a big winner at the 2013 Seattle Wine Awards! Read on for a full list of our prize-winning wines.
Smasne Cellars: 2013 Savor Northwest Wine Awards
More than 60 gold medals were awarded to Northwest wines at the 2013 SavorNW Wine Awards. Washington’s Smasne Cellars was the top winery, claiming six gold medals including a Double Gold for its 2010 Icewine and collecting golds for its 2009 Old Vine Cabernet Sauvignon, 2009 Carmenere, 2009 Block 3 Syrah, 2010 Konner Ray White and 2011 Farm Girl Rose.
Smasne Cellars: 2013 Washington Winery of the Year
It’s easy to see that Smasne is deeply rooted in the Yakima Valley and family is important to him. He makes wines named after his son and daughter. His Farm Boy label has a drawing of him as a child, and Farm Girl depicts his daughter.
Between his own labels and his client work, Smasne makes something north of 25,000 cases, and he just added a six-year contract to make wines for the WSU Museum of Art. He does all of this with four full-time and 11 part-time employees in a 75,000- square-foot warehouse in Grandview.