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Browne Family Vineyards Set to Open October 27 in Downtown Bellevue

Bellevue, WALocal News

Browne Family Vineyards is thrilled to announce the grand opening of its tasting room in Downtown Bellevue on October 27, 2022, marking a significant addition to Washington's wine culture. Established in 2005, the winery has earned acclaim for its exceptional Bordeaux-inspired wines. The new location will feature over 100 exclusive wines, including a Bellevue City Series red blend that honors the local community. Andrew Browne expressed a desire to connect with loyal wine club members in Bellevue, highlighting their commitment to community engagement. Senior Vice President Beth Orr hopes the tasting room will become a popular gathering spot for locals to enjoy wine flights and relax with friends.

The Browne Family aims to create an inviting atmosphere that reflects the unique spirit of each location. To celebrate the opening, customers can enjoy 20% off their first online purchase using the code ‘BELLEVUE. ’ This new venue aims to enhance local wine culture and contribute positively to the vibrant community.

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