I hesitate to share this fabulous secret with you, but the cat’s already out of the bag! The Idaho wine industry is growing at an astonishing pace. With over 70 wineries and 1,300 acres of remarkable vineyards, it’s time to let everyone know just how amazing our wine treasures are.

There are four wine regions surrounding the Treasure Valley: Northern, Southwestern, Southwestern Urban, and South Central. Today, we’re focusing on the thriving Southwestern Urban Wine Region near Boise and the Sunnyslope Wine Trail, part of the Snake River Valley American Viticultural Area.

So, how can you indulge in the exquisite wine culture of Eagle, Idaho? Here are a few tips to get you started:

Visit the Idaho Wine Commission website: Do your homework by heading to idahowines.org to get all the details from the Idaho Wine Commission.

Book a wine tour. Treat yourself to a wine tour. Snake River Wine Tours are perfect for Sunny Slope wineries, while Ciao Bella Idaho Wine Tours cater to urban stops. Tours are a safe way to explore wineries and gain insider information on the gems of the region.

Embark on a wine-tasting adventure. There are numerous fantastic wineries in the Eagle, Idaho, area. Here are the ones we absolutely love:

• Telaya Wine Co.
• Cinder Wines
• 3 Horse Vineyards
• Ste. Chapelle Winery & Tasting Room
• Sawtooth Winery
• Hat Ranch Winery
• Koenig Vineyards
• Scoria Vineyards
• Rolling Hills Vineyard Urban Tasting Room
• Dude Dewalt Cellars
• Kerry Hill Winery

Eagle, Idaho’s booming wine industry is waiting to be explored. With every sip of exceptional Idaho wine, you’ll develop a deeper appreciation for the natural resources, incredible vineyards, and talented winemakers that contribute to the thriving wine scene.

Don your wine connoisseur hat and get ready to be amazed by Idaho’s best-kept secret. Happy wine tasting!