Serious Walla Walla wine with the volume turned up, poured to a soundtrack of vinyl records.
Founded in 2007 by Trey Busch and Jerry and Sandy Solomon, Sleight of Hand built its name on Walla Walla syrah and cabernet sauvignon, with a playful, music-loving spirit woven through the brand. The wines are taken seriously even as the atmosphere stays loose.
The tasting room is famous for its rock-and-roll soul, with turntables spinning vinyl from a collection of more than 2,000 albums and walls of band memorabilia. It is one of the valley's most distinctive places to taste.
Tastings pour the estate's syrah, cabernet sauvignon, and blends with vinyl spinning in the background; walk-ins are welcome and larger groups can arrange a reservation by email.
Worth knowing: Known for an Epic Tasting Room with turntables and a collection of over 2,000 vinyl records.
| Group | Guests | |
|---|---|---|
| Couples & small groups — Business Sedan / SUV | 1–6 guests | Get quote → |
| Friends & celebrations — First-Class SUV | up to 6 | Get quote → |
| The whole crew — Executive Sprinter | up to 14 | Get quote → |
| Big celebrations — Party Bus | up to 32 | Get quote → |
Yes. We run private door-to-door trips to Sleight of Hand Cellars from Seattle and the surrounding area (in southeast Washington, with direct flights from Seattle). You're picked up at your home or hotel and brought home the same way, with no one in your group driving.
As an hourly charter: one flat hourly rate covering the vehicle, your dedicated chauffeur, water, and all driving for the day. You get the price upfront — no surge, no surprises.
Sleight of Hand Cellars welcomes walk-ins, but weekends fill up. We can help you time the visit and add reservations at the other stops on your day.
Absolutely. Most Walla Walla days are three to four tastings with a long lunch. Tell us your taste and we'll suggest a route and keep the car with you all day.
Tell us your date and group size — we'll handle the rest.
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