About Fortuity Cellars
Fortuity Cellars gives visitors a distinct way to experience Yakima Valley, shaped by its own story, setting and scale. Fortuity is a family winery founded by Emily and Lee, whose unexpected path into wine inspired the brand name. In the glass, Fortuity Cellars is best understood through its broader style rather than any single vintage. The Fortuity Cellars portfolio deserves an explanation that remains useful after the current vintage sells through. The portfolio includes Yakima Valley reds, whites and rose made in small lots.
If a particular Fortuity Cellars wine or vintage matters to you, check the current offerings before visiting. On site, the hospitality style at Fortuity Cellars helps determine whether it is the right stop for your day. The Wapato property offers personal hospitality, outdoor space and events in a rural setting. For planning, Fortuity Cellars is currently best treated as public family winery tasting; reservations recommended. Fortuity Cellars works best when the character of the stop matches the kind of experience your group is looking for.
The winery's defining strengths make Fortuity Cellars a particularly good fit for family-winery supporters, couples and visitors seeking an approachable Yakima Valley stop. The route value of Fortuity Cellars improves when the surrounding stops represent a different grape, scale or history. Yakima Valley distances can be deceptive, so place Fortuity Cellars within a Prosser, Zillah, Yakima or Red Mountain cluster before filling the rest of the schedule. Because schedules at Fortuity Cellars can shift with events and seasons, verify the basics before you go. Fortuity's founding story centers on an unexpected career shift and a deliberately welcoming family property. Use the live booking calendar for groups and events. Even with public tasting available at Fortuity Cellars, hours, events and reservation policies can change, so check the current visitor information before heading out.