GÅRD ESTATE WINES

Established in 2006

Origin and a sense of place are of utmost importance in Gård’s winemaking philosophy, honoring our family’s farming heritage, each distinct vineyard site, and each individual harvest season to understand and appreciate the uniqueness that these aspects bring to our wines.

“Our mission at Gård is to capture and bottle the unique characteristics of the land we farm.” ~ Josh and Lisa 



@gardestatewines
Gard Estate Wines

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  • Come spend the afternoon with us at Gård Estate Wines & Inn in Prosser this Saturday, May 30 from 3-6pm!
 
We’d love for you to stop by, have a glass, and mingle with the people behind the wines — including owners Josh & Lisa, winemaker/viticulturist Matías, and the rest of the Gård crew. You’ll also get a chance to see the latest updates to the space as things continue coming together.
 
Whether you’ve visited recently or haven’t stopped in yet, we’d love to see you. Skål!
 
📷: Thank you to Amber MIller & and Pilot Bryan Sweeney for the great photo!
  • Golden hour on the Royal Slope and @corfucrossingvineyard is showing off!
  • Have you wandered into our Walla Walla tasting room yet… or is this your sign to finally make the trip?
  • Bloom has begun! This Chardonnay block at @connerleevineyard is just starting to pop. Those tiny clusters might look like baby grapes, but they’re actually flowers — technically called "inflorescence". If you look closely, you can spot the little stamen and pistil on the first blooms. After flowering and pollination comes fruit set, when each tiny bloom has the potential to become a single berry. 🥂 #2026vintage
Come spend the afternoon with us at Gård Estate Wines & Inn in Prosser this Saturday, May 30 from 3-6pm!
 
We’d love for you to stop by, have a glass, and mingle with the people behind the wines — including owners Josh & Lisa, winemaker/viticulturist Matías, and the rest of the Gård crew. You’ll also get a chance to see the latest updates to the space as things continue coming together.
 
Whether you’ve visited recently or haven’t stopped in yet, we’d love to see you. Skål!
 
📷: Thank you to Amber MIller & and Pilot Bryan Sweeney for the great photo!
Come spend the afternoon with us at Gård Estate Wines & Inn in Prosser this Saturday, May 30 from 3-6pm! We’d love for you to stop by, have a glass, and mingle with the people behind the wines — including owners Josh & Lisa, winemaker/viticulturist Matías, and the rest of the Gård crew. You’ll also get a chance to see the latest updates to the space as things continue coming together. Whether you’ve visited recently or haven’t stopped in yet, we’d love to see you. Skål! 📷: Thank you to Amber MIller & and Pilot Bryan Sweeney for the great photo!
17 hours ago
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Golden hour on the Royal Slope and @corfucrossingvineyard is showing off!
Golden hour on the Royal Slope and @corfucrossingvineyard is showing off!
2 days ago
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Have you wandered into our Walla Walla tasting room yet… or is this your sign to finally make the trip?
Have you wandered into our Walla Walla tasting room yet… or is this your sign to finally make the trip?
3 days ago
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Bloom has begun! This Chardonnay block at @connerleevineyard is just starting to pop. Those tiny clusters might look like baby grapes, but they’re actually flowers — technically called "inflorescence". If you look closely, you can spot the little stamen and pistil on the first blooms. After flowering and pollination comes fruit set, when each tiny bloom has the potential to become a single berry. 🥂 #2026vintage
Bloom has begun! This Chardonnay block at @connerleevineyard is just starting to pop. Those tiny clusters might look like baby grapes, but they’re actually flowers — technically called "inflorescence". If you look closely, you can spot the little stamen and pistil on the first blooms. After flowering and pollination comes fruit set, when each tiny bloom has the potential to become a single berry. 🥂 #2026vintage
Bloom has begun! This Chardonnay block at @connerleevineyard is just starting to pop. Those tiny clusters might look like baby grapes, but they’re actually flowers — technically called "inflorescence". If you look closely, you can spot the little stamen and pistil on the first blooms. After flowering and pollination comes fruit set, when each tiny bloom has the potential to become a single berry. 🥂 #2026vintage
6 days ago
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