News/Articles

A few noteworthy pieces that mention our winery, bed & breakfast, and/or farm:

Washington North Coast Magazine Interview - “Whidbey Comfort” (pages 34-37) Article by Celeste Gracey , Photos by Olivia Vanni. Spring 2019

USA Today - 10 Best “Why the island of the Pacific Northwest are fantastic in the off season.” Article written by Seattle Local Expert Corinne Whiting, January 2019

How to Spend a Weekend on Whidbey Island - Postcards to Seattle
Blog post by Marissa from Postcards to Seattle, July 2018

Six Reasons Tourists Love Rural Farm Stays on Whidbey Island 
Blog post on Whidbey and Camano Island Tourism website - written by Lara Dunning, March 2018

Putting Island grown Pinot Noir on the map
Blog post from Whidbey and Camano Island Tourism, January 2018

Grape Harvest in the Rain
Blog post from the Whidbey and Camano Island Tourism, October 2017

10 Delicious Reasons to Drive to Whidbey Island
Story by Zagat Staff, July 2017

Whidbey Island WA - A culinary and Vintners delight
Story written by Mike Fagin freelance writer for Foodista, June 2017

South Whidbey Wine Loop
Story and photos by Richard Duval, Spring 2013

Long hot days in the vineyard turn into beautiful evenings.
New edition to our food menu — Warm goat cheese infused with our late harvest. Available now until the end of May. Pairs perfectly with our new wine club exclusive Nebbiolo.
Closed for our long winter nap. But don’t worry we’ll be back and open in February, well rested and ready for an amazing 2023. Hope to see you then.
We have power, are open and pouring! Roads are a mess after last nights storm so drive safe!
Equipment in place for out 2022 grape harvest. This weekend Oct 1-3 Tasting room hour may be modified so check our website for updates.
Hedging in the vineyard last week. After over a decade of walking up and down each row and manually trimming the vines with either a Christmas tree knife or gas powered hedger, we upgraded last year to a tractor trimmer. What a time and energy saver!
Bottled 11 wines last week including our new Nebbiolo. Huge thank you to our volunteers! .. #comfortsofwhidbey #whidbeyisland #wawine #drinklocal #winery #whidbey #winebottle
Our alpacas, Maverick and Goose, looking lean after their haircut last month .. #comfortsofwhidbey #farm #alpaca #whidbeyisland #maverickandgoose
This years cooler than normal weather may mean a new Sparkling vintage. Vines are flowering weeks behind their normal schedule but what a sweet sight (and scent) they are.