Skewis Wines

Skewis Wines- Healdsburg's Tiniest Tasting Room- in the Old Roma Station by the River: Welcome!

Skewis Wines, one of our newest Wine Road members, just opened their doors to what they term “Healdsburg’s Tiniest Tasting Room”- the room may be small, but it is brimming over with their large Pinot Noir expertise, delicious small production (well under 1000 cases) wines and warm, inviting hospitality- and a gallery of art showcasing local talent plus whimsical wine-inspired glittery tiaras (tiarae?) by local artiste, Kathy Timberlake.  The room is welcoming, great colors, attractive bar, nice attention to detail….I LOVE that they have pencils for guests to use- I love the tactile feel of taking tasting notes with a pencil.  Maggie and Hank Skewis are there to tell you about their wines- fabulous connection (and Maggie is also a great authority on cheese and wine pairings- her knowledge of cheese is not only informative, but impressive….)

 

Pinot and pencils- well presented.

Those gorgeous tiarae are hidden in the armoire.

Hank Skewis branded bar...

That bar...I want to linger....

Great Wine Club-be sure to be a member.  As I said earlier, Maggie is an expert on cheese- and also food and pinot pairings.  They quote the great Paul Root, of Root Cellars:

“God made pinot noir and lamb on the same day.”  (True dat.)

And:


“This is as hands-on, honest and purpose driven as American winemaking gets.”
- Pacific Pinot Noir by John Winthrop Haeger.

You can see that at Skewis Wines it is pinot driven, food paired, warm hospitality all the way. The outside beckons you inward:

Great exteriors.

Architecture combining the historic with new touches....Old Roma Station-style.

Skewis Wines- nothing tiny about it!

Here’s looking at you, kids.

TR

ALL pinot noir, ALL the time....

 

 

 

 

 

2 Comments

  1. Bob Fountain
    Oct 13, 2012

    Hank,

    A buddy of mine and I are heading out on a car/bicycle excursion which may have us in your area within the next week, or so. Our time is limited, California is expansive and our itinerary is undecided. That being said, I just wanted to say hi and with a little luck hope to be able to stop in and see you and visit your new wine tasting room.

    All the best,

    Bob

    • tracy
      Oct 13, 2012

      Hi- I have forwarded your message onto Hank and Maggie- and copied you. Thank you for reading me. Tracy

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