About Arenness Cellars
Arenness Cellars gives visitors a distinct way to experience Walla Walla, shaped by its own story, setting and scale. Arenness, pronounced as the founders' initials R and S, began in 2017 and developed from a small Cabernet-focused project into a Walla Walla winery. In the glass, Arenness Cellars is best understood through its broader style rather than any single vintage. Small-lot Cabernet Sauvignon and related wines form the natural core, with a focus on expressive Washington fruit and cellar precision. If a particular Arenness Cellars wine or vintage matters to you, check the current offerings before visiting.
On site, the hospitality style at Arenness Cellars helps determine whether it is the right stop for your day. The Airport District room places the producer near several emerging labels, creating an efficient route for guests who enjoy production-oriented tasting. For planning, Arenness Cellars is currently best treated as public Airport District tasting; reservations recommended. The strongest reason to add Arenness Cellars is when its character matches what your group wants from the day. At Arenness Cellars in Walla Walla, it is a sensible choice for visitors who want to compare different scales and hospitality styles while exploring Walla Walla.
When planning around Arenness Cellars, group the rest of the day by Walla Walla district so more time goes to tasting and less to driving. Before heading to Arenness Cellars, confirm the live visitor details. Confirm the current public schedule because the room may operate on limited days or reservations. Even with public tasting available at Arenness Cellars, hours, events and reservation policies can change, so check the current visitor information before heading out. The best visit to Arenness Cellars is one that matches the destination's actual pace and hospitality rather than forcing it into an overpacked schedule.
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