JM Cellars

JM Cellars is a family-owned winery in Union Hill-Novelty Hill, Washington, crafting handcrafted, limited-release wines since 1998. The winery specializes in red, white, and rosé varietals sourced from Washington’s premium vineyards, emphasizing balance, power, and finesse in every bottle. Known for its welcoming atmosphere and community-focused ethos, JM Cellars offers tasting experiences at two locations: Bramble Bump in Woodinville and The Vault in Maltby. Guests can enjoy barrel tastings, event hosting, and access to exclusive member-only experiences, including reserved tastings and a bocce court. With a 4.70 rating and strong customer feedback, the winery is recognized as a must-visit destination for wine lovers in the Seattle and Woodinville region.

The winery was founded by John and Peggy Bigelow, who have built a legacy centered on passion, craftsmanship, and connection. Their approach blends serious winemaking with a commitment to joy and hospitality, reflected in their estate vineyard work, community events, and the personal touch of their team, including their resident winery pup, Billy. The winery’s landscape features wine-painted barrels, a pristine barrel room, and a fireplace lounge, creating a warm, Northwest-inspired setting. Members of the JM Wine Club receive exclusive access to events and savings, with benefits including 50% off purchases and invitations to private tastings.

Located at 137th Pl NE in Woodinville, the winery is situated in a scenic part of the region known for its vineyards and wine country charm. While no specific nearby landmarks are listed, the property lies within the heart of Washington’s renowned wine-growing corridor, contributing to its reputation as a destination for both local visitors and wine tourists. The winery’s long-standing presence since 1998 underscores its deep roots in the community and its consistent dedication to quality and experience. JM Cellars stands out as a place where exceptional wine meets genuine connection, making it a cornerstone of the Woodinville wine scene.