Spokane Wine Country 2-Day Wine Itinerary
The ideal 2-day wine country itinerary for Spokane Wine Country, curated winery visits, dining, and accommodation suggestions.
Day 1: The Essential Spokane Wine Country Experience
Day 1 in Spokane wine country should cover the region's landmark estates, the producers whose wines define what Spokane wine country does best. Start with Arbor Crest Wine Cellars Arbor Crest Wine Cellars for orientation and historical context. Mid-morning, visit one of the region's respected estate producers; book this in advance. Afternoon: explore the Perry District and downtown Spokane tasting room cluster tasting room cluster for variety and contrast. Dinner at the best local restaurant with a Spokane wine country wine list completes the day. Pace yourself, you have a full second day.
Day 2: Deeper Into Spokane Wine Country
Day 2 rewards the effort invested in Day 1 research. You now know which style of Spokane wine country wine you prefer; use Day 2 to go deeper. Book one small-production, appointment-only estate for the morning, the most intimate and memorable Spokane wine country experiences come from producers not visible from the main wine road. Afternoon: explore the sub-region or AVA that produced your favorite wine from Day 1. Final stop: a tasting room or wine bar in Spokane or the wine country town center, where you can compare notes over a bottle before heading home.
Practical Planning for 2 Days in Spokane Wine Country
Two days in Spokane wine country requires advance planning. Book all appointments at least 1-2 weeks ahead, especially for weekends. Accommodation is essential, driving back to a distant city after a day of tasting is both impractical and irresponsible. The best Spokane wine country accommodation options book quickly; reserve alongside your winery appointments. Budget around $50-$100 per person per day for tasting fees (most of which are credited against purchases), plus accommodation, food, and transportation.
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