Abeja Winery & Inn

While out of the main area of wineries, what an AMAZING experience! We did the elevated experience and it was hands down 💯 amazing. Alex was our host who knows his stuff, beautiful grounds tour, and some wonderfully beautiful wines! Hands down my top winery experience in Walla Walla so far & we have had some good ones! Add to your MUST DO list while in Walla Walla

We just did a tasting, we did not rent a room. $45 for 4 small pours was a bit much, especially when the standard for the area is less than half that on average. Wine was good, not great. When we were there it was mostly whites which was disappointing. The property was lovely and well kept. Staff was welcoming and attentative. Overall a good experience, though quite expensive and probably wouldn't have gone if I knew it was going to be mostly all whites.

We stayed in the Carriage House and were able to partake in the UNBELIEVABLY AMAZING five-coursed dinner on Thursday night. The location and setting of The Inn in and of itself is superb and the stay includes a lovely breakfast and wine tasting, but the added dinner option (added price, but well worth it) capped our stay. We even were allowed to bring our dog who couldn't have been happier with the grounds when we took him on walks. A truly remarkable property with world-class wine quality, culinary talent and accommodations. Highly, highly, highly recommend.

Stunning winery, vineyard, and inn that truly highlights the best of Walla Walla. We stayed here for a night and did a full wine tour while there. Accommodations were excellent, food was very good, and the tour + tasting was wonderful. Our guide Jake was friendly, knowledgeable, and really took time to make sure we enjoyed ourselves and got to experience the property. Can’t say enough good things, and definitely worth a visit (and a stay) if you have the time!

My wife and I have been to Walla Walla quite a few times before. We have stayed in a variety of places. Abeja is certainly very nice, conveniently located, and peaceful. We stayed in the Edison “cabin.” It is spacious and very cozy with amenities for either hot or cold weather stays. The staff were very pleasant and inviting, making it very clear that should we need anything they would be able to assist.

We did a tasting. I found the Chardonnay an interesting take on a distinctively different approach and bought a bottle. I really liked their 2014 Cabernet offering as well. I bought a bottle of the 2017 beekeeper blend. It has a little more merlot in it and is ready to drink, where the newest offering was a little tannic at the moment.

Breakfasts were really exceptional with very appropriate portions for an average appetite. We also had the charcuterie tray ( I would recommend this ) and a lunch that they were very willing to wrap and put in our refrigerator for when we returned.

The grounds are great with a great backstory. I do wish that there was more walking paths available. There’s a really pretty bridge on the backside but a very strongly worded sign saying Abeja guests keep out. That’s a little sad because it would be nice to walk down the gravel road. I doubt the average Abeja guest is looking to go inside those people’s homes or even interrupt their space; it smacks of a small minded neighbor dispute. It’s too bad really.

It is pricey and not necessarily something we would do every time we go there, but worth it at least once.