Tasting our award-winning wines in our historic 1915 Schoolhouse is a must for wine lovers seeking the best from Washington State.
Walla Walla has officially been approved to enter Phase II! We will be open for wine tasting with reservations strongly encouraged. Our staff has been busy getting the Schoolhouse ready for you and are eager to see all your friendly faces!
Reservations can be made through Cellarpass, by email at: alyson@lecole.com or you may call the winery at 509-525-0940. Phase II guidelines require that we seat no party larger than 5 per table, your flights will be pre-set, and our staff will be wearing PPE. There may be additional wait time for walk-ins but please know we are doing our best to accommodate our guests and will continue to offer the L’Ecole hospitality you have always received. We cannot wait to see you!
Winery Curbside Pick-Up Available Daily:
Seattle Magazine’s Best Tasting Room
“The tasting staff walks visitors through L’Ecole’s prize-winning lineup without pretense, a modest approach that’s refreshing.”
We are open daily from 10:00am-5:00pm.
Reservations are strongly encouraged and can me made through Cellarpass. Appointment times are: 10:00am, 12:00pm, 2:00pm and 3:30pm, party size no larger than 5 per table.
The winery is open for curbside pick-up seven days a week from 10:00am-5:00pm.
Orders may be placed:
By phone at 509-525-0940
On our online wine shop at lecole.com- please choose “Winery Pick-up” at check out.
We are also offering local home delivery for orders within 14 miles of the winery. Orders must be placed by 11pm the evening before delivery, please select “Walla Walla Home Delivery” as your shipping option.
Address and Driving Directions
41 Lowden School Road
P.O. Box 111 Lowden, WA 99360
Pets: Due to Health Department Regulation we cannot allow pets inside the Tasting Room. They are welcome on our grounds and deck. Reservations made for tastings in the Schoolhouse cannot have pets.
Washington State Wineries to Visit
“One of Walla Walla’s first wineries, this family-owned venture situated in a 1915 schoolhouse remains one of the region’s—and the state’s—standard bearers. L’Ecole has had successes across its line, but is probably best known for Bordeaux-style reds and arguably America’s best Semillon.”
– Food & Wine Magazine, March 2016
Best of the Best 2016 – Winery
Walla Walla Union-Bulletin readers have made it clear … they’ve selected Valley businesses from A to Z as the “Best of the Best.”
– Walla Walla Union-Bulletin
