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Wineries & Tasting Rooms in Boise & Garden City

Discover urban wineries and tasting rooms for Idaho wine, guided flights, wine by the glass or bottle, patios, food pairings, events, and wine-club experiences around Boise and Garden City.

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Explore Boise-area wineries and tasting rooms

Compare urban wineries, downtown tasting rooms, Greenbelt stops, and Idaho wine experiences based on the wines, tasting format, food, setting, reservations, and events that fit your plans.

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Cinder Wines

Boise, Idaho

Garden City urban winery producing Snake River Valley wines including Viognier, Syrah, Tempranillo, rosé, and blends.

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Potter Wines

Boise, Idaho

Garden City winery and tasting room producing wines from locally grown grapes, including traditional and specialty releases.

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Telaya Wine Co.

Boise, Idaho

Garden City winery and tasting room along the Boise River offering Idaho-crafted wine by the flight, glass, and bottle.

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Featured and Recommended placements may be paid. Directory placement is not an endorsement or guarantee of wine availability, tasting menus, pricing, hours, reservations, food, events, patio access, age or pet policies, accessibility, or experience. Winery details can change; confirm current information directly before visiting. Alcohol is for adults 21 and older.

Plan a wine outing

Choosing a Boise winery or tasting room

The Boise wine scene includes working urban wineries in Garden City, downtown tasting rooms, and neighborhood wine destinations. Some make wine on-site while others pour wines produced from vineyards elsewhere in Idaho or the broader region. If the winemaking story matters to you, ask where the grapes are grown and where the wine is produced.

Before heading out, check whether tastings are guided or self-paced, whether reservations are recommended, and whether the location offers food, patio seating, events, or private-group options. For a larger wine-country day trip, the Sunnyslope area near Caldwell is a separate destination with vineyard and estate-winery experiences.

Boise winery FAQ

Common questions

Are there wineries in Boise and Garden City?

Yes. Boise and neighboring Garden City have urban wineries and tasting rooms, including locations near downtown and the Boise Greenbelt. Some are working production wineries and others focus primarily on the tasting-room experience.

Is Sunnyslope part of the Boise winery directory?

This Boise page focuses on Boise and Garden City. Sunnyslope and the western Treasure Valley near Caldwell form a distinct wine destination and are better treated as their own local wine-country guide.

Do I need a reservation for wine tasting?

Policies vary. Some tasting rooms welcome walk-ins while others recommend reservations, especially for guided tastings, weekends, larger groups, or private experiences. Confirm directly before visiting.

Does YoBoise rank wineries?

No. The directory is designed for discovery rather than declaring a single best winery. Featured or Recommended placement may be paid.

Can a winery claim its listing?

Yes. Open the business profile and submit the claim form. YoBoise reviews the request before listing access or ownership changes are made.

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