Founded on the historic estate of Seattle lumber baron Frederick Stimson in 1912, Chateau Ste. Michelle’s roots reach deep into the past, spanning back to the era of Prohibition. The winery’s establishment marked a significant moment in American history when the Prohibition was repealed, signaling the end of the ban on alcohol and a new chapter for winemaking in the country.

Fast forward to the present day, and Chateau Ste. Michelle stands proudly as a testament to the enduring spirit of winemaking, celebrating over 50 years of dedication and passion for crafting exceptional wines. Over the years, the winery has successfully merged the timeless traditions of Old World winemaking with the innovative techniques of the New World, resulting in wines that are a true reflection of artistry and expertise.

Beyond the winemaking process itself, Chateau Ste. Michelle stands as a symbol of unity between nature, history, and innovation. The winery’s commitment to sustainable practices ensures that the land is nurtured and preserved for generations to come. Through initiatives such as water conservation, renewable energy usage, and biodiversity protection, the winery strives to minimize its environmental impact and give back to the land that gives us such exceptional wines.