About McKinley Springs Winery
McKinley Springs Winery gives visitors a distinct way to experience Tri-Cities, shaped by its own story, setting and scale. McKinley Springs is rooted in the Andrews family's Horse Heaven Hills farming history and a large estate vineyard. The producer's long grape-growing experience is central to understanding both the wines and the regional supply chain. In the glass, McKinley Springs Winery is best understood through its broader style rather than any single vintage. Estate fruit supports Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and other warm-climate varieties, with wines designed to communicate the vineyard rather than only the tasting-room setting.
If a particular McKinley Springs Winery wine or vintage matters to you, check the current offerings before visiting. For trip planning, the setting and hospitality at McKinley Springs Winery matter as much as the beverage list. Richland and Prosser provide different itinerary options. For planning, McKinley Springs Winery is currently best treated as public tasting at current Richland and Prosser locations; select one. McKinley Springs Winery works best when the character of the stop matches the kind of experience your group is looking for.
The decision to include McKinley Springs Winery makes the most sense for Horse Heaven Hills enthusiasts, estate-wine buyers and visitors wanting a deep farming story with convenient public access. For a Tri-Cities wine day built around McKinley Springs Winery, confirm the exact city and tasting location before adding stops in Prosser, Richland, Benton City or nearby areas. Before heading to McKinley Springs Winery, confirm the live visitor details. Production and hospitality have evolved; verify the active room and do not route to a former visitor facility. Even with public tasting available at McKinley Springs Winery, hours, events and reservation policies can change, so check the current visitor information before heading out.