WASHINGTON GROWN

WHAT MAKES WA SPECIAL

Unusual hop and grape varietals, an uncommon terroir, and unconventional approaches come together to make some of the world’s most exciting and rare spirits.

WA WINES BY THE NUMBERS

  • 1,050

    Wineries in
    WA State

  • 17,000,000

    Cases of WA Wine Produced Annually

  • 19

    Certified
    AVA’s

  • 272,000

    Record Harvest in Tons (2016)

  • 80+

    Grape Varietal
    Grown

  • 60,000

    Acreage
    Growth

 AVA REGIONS

WA BEER BY THE NUMBERS

  • 391

    Number of breweries
    in WA State

  • 130

    Number of cities with at least one brewery

  • 2nd

    Second most craft
    breweries in the U.S.

  • 75%

    Of the total hop production in the U.S.

  • 1,164,000

    Kegs of beer
    produced

  • $1.4 Billion

    Total Economic
    impact

MARKET REPORTS

USDA Organic

PRODUCT FIRST

Whenever possible we work with craft producers who use USDA certified organic ingredients.Whenever possible we work with craft producers who use USDA certified organic ingredients.

TRADE

Agreements allow for USDA organic equivalency without secondary testing after export. Effective June 1, 2014: Processed food products certified to the USDA organic regulations can be sold as organic in Korea.

ORGANICALLY GROWN

Grapes, fruit, and hops grown organically guarantee quality flavor and the freshest experience.

FARM TO GLASS

WA farmers represent diverse biodynamic, organic and principle driven agriculture often represented in our catalog.

WASHINGTON ASSOCIATIONS

  • The mission of the Washington State Wine Commission is to raise awareness and demand for Washington State wine through marketing and education, while supporting viticulture and enology research to drive industry growth.

  • Washington Brewers Guild (WBG) supports, unites and protects Washington craft brewers through legislative advocacy, education and brewer community building.

    WBG is a 501 (c) 6 non-profit trade association dedicated to advancing the common interests of Washington craft brewers through legislative advocacy and brewer community building.

  • The NW Cider Association is a passionate community of cidermakers dedicated to quality cider tradition and to pushing boundaries of what cider can be. They bring qualities of our region – boldness, innovation, integrity, and a spirit of collaboration – to every glass they make.