Our Family of Wines

We craft wines of richness and complexity, vintage after vintage. By hand-selecting the finest fruit, we create world- renowned wines that are expressive, distinctive, and true to their origin.

Our terroir-driven wines reflect the unmistakable character of Washington State and the Walla Walla Valley. With over forty years of winemaking experience and long-standing partnerships with some of the region’s oldest vineyards, every bottle captures the depth and personality of its origin.

Red Wines

DSB

DSB is both a reflection of our pursuit of excellence and a homage to our family ancestor, Dorsey Syng Baker, a visionary entrepreneur in Walla Walla in the 1860s. A rare two‑barrel selection, DSB Cabernet Sauvignon offers a compelling expression of the Ferguson Vineyard.

DSB · Cabernet Sauvignon · Estate Ferguson Vineyard · Walla Walla Valley

The Vineyard Collection

This range of collectible, age-worthy single-vineyard Bordeaux blends showcases L’Ecole’s expertise. Hand-selected from the oldest and most esteemed blocks, these wines reveal the nuances of each vineyard’s unique terroir and exemplify precision, elegance, and distinction.

Ferguson · Estate Ferguson Vineyard · Walla Walla Valley

Perigee · Estate Seven Hills Vineyard · Walla Walla Valley

Apogee · Pepper Bridge Vineyard · Walla Walla Valley

White Wines

...what has been proven beyond a doubt is that anyone who values tradition, continuity, and a track record of excellence, will eventually find their way to L’Ecole’s wines. A lot of wineries succeed at making a few barrels of something good in their first or second vintage. The real challenge is to make consistently fine wine, over many years and vintages, across a wide number of varietals and blends.”
-Paul Gregutt
author, wine critic, columnist,
Wine Enthusiast Magazine, Seattle Times

Acclaim & Accolades

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Best Bordeaux Blend in the World 2011 Estate Ferguson Decanter Wine Awards logo
Best Bordeaux Blend in the World 2013 Estate Ferguson 2016 Six Nations Wine Challenge logo
Best Washington Wineries to Visit Food & Wine

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