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Our Wines
Current Offerings and Upcoming Releases
Ground shipping is weather dependent, available for the continental United States. Currently the midwest is in the 80's, which would make it too hot to ship cross-country.
We have a limited selection of wines available in 5-gallon kegs.
For the most current list of wines, click the "purchase wines" button here
ROSE'
Rosé is a white wine made from red grapes. T2 Rosé is always made by direct, whole-cluster press, rather than Saignée (a by-product of red wine making, typically more robust and deeply colored). Direct press rosé is typified by a cleaner palate that emphasizes aromatic qualities.2023 Rose' of Counoise - Beyond the Pale
Last few bottles of this a light, dry rosé, perfect for warm breezy afternoons. Strawberry and watermelon fruit, peachy-floral aromatics, crisp acidity and juicy palate with a dry, mineral finish. 75% Counoise and 25% Grenache, single-vineyard from Lonesome Spring Ranch.
$22
WHITE
White wine, made from the less phenolic, less colored pulp of grapes, usually spends less time aging than reds, but can require more "work" than barrel-aged reds. Fining and filtering can have significant and positive effects on quality, whereas a white left to it's own wiles can be a little "wild".2024 Asterales
T2's newest in our series of barrel-fermented and aged Rhone-style white blends. the '24 Asterales is about even Roussanne-Marsanne. Tropical fruit aromatics with a lightly acidic background underlying the velvety citrus body. Single-vineyard from Sustainable WA-Certified Angiolina Farm.
$22
2023 Roussanne
Rare varietal, to date always a blending grape for our Rhone-style white blends, this sleek cuvee (still a blend - 20% Marsanne) is a lighter take. Awarded Double-Gold by '24 Northwest Wine Awards and '24 Great Northwest Wine, we've stuck to our traditionally high-quality vinification: Direct press, Barrel fermented and aged in neutral oak.
36 cases produced, abv 13.0%.
$24
RED
We age red wines from 20 to 36 months in barrel. Winter projects include blending trials to prepare the Rhones for bottling. This includes our signature Grenache-Syrah-Mourvèdre. With Syrah sourced from four different vineyards, we have a lot of decisions to make during these trials; which Syrah is right for our next GSM; do we like a Syrah from a single vineyard, or will a blend make a better Syrah?2021 Syrah, Columbia Valley
Awarded Double Gold, 2025 Savor NW Wine Awards, this Syrah displays T2's classic balance of deep fruit, light acid, silky tannins and concentration. Blending two stellar vineyards (Weinbau and Angiolina) brings perfect flavor balance and enticing complexity to this cuvee.
$26
Gluten free
Vegan
2018 Cabernet Sauvignon
Last few bottles available. From unusually small berries, the 2018 Cab from Red Willow Vineyard is an intense, concentrated wine with a backbone of tannins that, three years in bottle, have begun to integrate enough to show an approachable wine. This is a wine that will relax over time, developing finesse and suppleness for years to come. 23 cases produced
$38
Gluten free
Vegan
2020 Cabernet Sauvignon
94-point Gold from Washington Wine Awards; 3 years barrel aging produce a supple-spicy cab, beautifully approachable now, with very good potential for aging as an increasingly elegant wine. 60 cases produced
$34
Gluten free
Vegan
2020 GSM
48% Syrah, 32% Grenache and 22% Mourvèdre to add a lingering finish, this addition to our growing list of award-winning GSM's features refreshing cranberry with a caramelly background. Light tannins and moderate acidity, just enough dark fruit elements to temper the fruity Grenache. Silver medal, 2024 Savor NW Wine Awards.
$26
Gluten free
Vegan
2022 MG - Mourvedre Grenache
T2's third vintage of this award-winning series ('20 MG: Double Gold, 96 points, 2023 PNW Wine Competition; 2021 MG: Double Gold, Great Northwest Wine, Gold, 91 points WA Wine Awards). T2's '22 Mourvèdre - Grenache has settled very nicely into the bottle. MG is a lighter complement to the luscious T2 GSM.
$24
Gluten free
Vegan
2021 Malbec
#7 in T2's Award-winning Malbec series. Youthful jammy fruit, silky tannins, lucid acidity and bright fruit flavors, this young wine will age well for several years. Since 2016 we have sourced this single-varietal bottling from the same rows of the same block of Gamache Vineyard. We, and more importantly our customers, know this fruit well. Awarded Gold, 2026 WA Wine Awards. 74 cases produced.
$28
Vegan
T2 Starboard Solera IV
Tasting-room only. Fourth and last bottling of T2's port-style wine. 35% Touriga Nacional, 28% Mourvedre, 37% Grenache. Each year we bottle 1/3 of this barrel, which is then replaced by a selected Rhone varietal. The blend changes with each bottling. This is the perfect accompaniment to ridiculous chocolate-laden dessert courses. This wine opens up nicely with ample breathing. Drinks well several days after opening. 21 cases produced.
$24
Gluten free
Vegan
2021 Syrah, Wahluke Slope
From Weinbau and Arianses Vineyards, blending fruit from very different soil types (fine Weinbau loam and Arianses' sand). This has a bit of a funky hit, but stays clean to be a fruity, food-friendly Syrah. 90-point Gold, 2025 WA Wine Awards. 26 cases produced.
$28
Gluten free
Vegan
2022 Dieter's Blend
Best in Class, 96 points, Savor NW Wine Competition. 60% Syrah, 40% Sangiovese. Single vineyard blend, Syrah brings a bit more power to this version. Light tannins and fine acidity make this the ideal pairing wine for Italian and mediterranean fare. 40 cases produced
$28
2022 Mourvedre
The bass-notes in T2's GSM blend, we are excited to showcase this fascinating grape on it's own...just about (5% Syrah from venerable Weinbau vineyard). This wine presents a fine juxtaposition of light fruit and depth, white pepper notes framing the palate.
23 cases produced
$26
Gluten free
Vegan
2022 Grenache
Selling out fast! This delicious lighter red is great chilled or at cellar temperature. Light but intense fruit flavors, subtle tannins balancing fine acidity.
$32
Destination Red
Venturing into unique Bordeaux blends, this new release is 50% Cab, 40% Malbec and 10% Grenache. Awarded Double Gold, 2026 WA Wine Awards.
$24
Library/sold out Wines
For the wine historian, these wines are either sold out or being held for retrospective tastings.2016 Rosé of Counoise (Sold Out)
Counoise is a less common French grape, usually a component of Rhone blends. With 25% Grenache, this dry rosé is perfect on a warm summer evening either by itself or with light, hot weather fare. Direct, whole-cluster press and maturation in stainless lead to delicate aromatics and a light, strawberry palate.
$15
2017 Rosé, Lonesome Spring Ranch (Sold Out)
Our Rosé is a dry blend of Rhone varietals, Counoise with 25% Grenache and a splash of Viognier. Softly floral nose, hints of watermelon and balanced acidity lead to a dry minerally finish.
Seattle Tasting Room Magazine, Excellent (88-90 pts.)
"Polished, and filled with zesty character underneath the beam of pure red berries, spring flowers and dried herb flavors that flow through the juicy, crisp finish."
ABV 12.5%. 28 cases bottled.
$15
2016 Viognier Marsanne Rousanne (sold out)
This white blend is from Lonesome Spring Ranch in the Yakima Valley. Whole-cluster press and fermentation and aging in neutral oak barrel bring out the acids and temper the Viognier's robust aromatics. This blend is perfect with spicy foods.
$18
2017 Roussanne Marsanne Viognier (Sold Out)
This dry, aromatic wine is 43% Roussanne from Bosma Vineyard and 28% each Marsanne and Viognier from Lonesome Spring Ranch. Tropical fruit palate with lightly nutty aromatics and hints of ripe plantain. 20 Cases bottled. ABV 12.4%
$18
2016 SGM (Sold Out)
A Syrah-dominant GSM, we bottled 12 cases of this blend in early October. True to our early tastings, this wine is delicious, a balance of fruit and structure. Pairs well with light spring menus.
$22
★ 2016 Syrah
Sold out. Syrah blended from Jim Jamison's vineyard on Candy Mountain (overlooking Ritzville), and Bruce Zunser's Arianses vineyard in the Wahluke Slope AVA. The more tannic Jamison Syrah adds structure to the Arianses' fruit character. The complementary nature of these two Syrah's produces a blend with a balance of fruit and structure. This Syrah is on the brighter side of the genre, a hint of oak with fruit and light tannin to balance the acid notes.
Ph 3.63, TA 6.15, ABV 13.75.
36% Jamison
62% Arianses
2% Grenache, Dead Poplar Vineyard
$24
2017 Syrah, Côte à Côte (sold out)
Single-vineyard Syrah from Bruce Zunser's Arianses Vineyard, Wahluke Slope AVA. Rich fruit and peppery dryness set to moderate tannin. Palate of blackberry and tart red apple on a subtle leather base. Pairs well with strong tomato-based stews or barbecue or leaner cuts of beef or pork.
$26
★ 2016 SGM Reserve
Awarded Silver, 2018 Washington State Wine Awards. Aged 14 months in neutral oak. 36% Syrah, Arianses Vineyard; 12% Syrah, Jamison Vineyard; 40% Grenache, 12% Mourvedre, both Dead Poplar Vineyard. Seattle Tasting Room Magazine: Editor’s Choice – Excellent (88-90 pts.).
"Silky and polished, with restrained notes of gravel and spice that underpin the focused profile of plum and dark red fruit, giving way to black fruit accents on the rich finish. Shows nice balance between the structure and bright acidity."
Ph 3.62, TA 6.1. ABV 14.4. 24 cases bottled.
$24
2016 Petit Verdot
Petit Verdot from Lonesome Spring Ranch and 25% Malbec from Gamache Vineyard. Both barrel aged one year before blending and aging an additional 2 months in a new Hungarian Oak barrel. Additional 6 months aging in stainless tank helped integrate the cinnamon/clove/nutmeg oak character. 10 cases bottled; limited tasting-room only release.
Ph 3.52, TA 5.8, ABV 14.8
$24
SPECIAL EVENTS
Need something for a corporate event, or want to join our Wine Club? Contact us at T2Cellar@gmail.com
TASTING By Appointment
Groups of 6 to 12. Customize your experience with a winery tour or blending trial or barrel tasting. Stomp port grapes during autumn harvest!
R E S E R V A T I O N S
We can organize a special tasting or bring our wines to your event.
Email us at T2Cellar@gmail.com
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