Cinder Wines Tempranillo (Snake River Valley)
This Tempranillo is a showstopper with its deep ruby hue and bold flavors. Expect rich notes of blackberry, leather, and a touch of smoked paprika that lingers on the palate. It’s the kind of wine that begs for a cozy evening by the fire or a hearty steak dinner. Cinder’s sustainable practices and passion for quality shine through in every sip, making this a must-try on any Snake River Valley tour.



3 Horse Ranch Vineyards Chardonnay (Eagle Foothills)
Crisp and vibrant, this un-oaked Chardonnay is all about letting the fruit do the talking. Green apple, citrus zest, and a hint of pear dance together, making it perfect for warm afternoons or pairing with fresh seafood. The team at 3 Horse Ranch grows their grapes in the high-elevation soils of Eagle Foothills, giving this wine a unique, clean finish. Trust us, you’ll want a second glass.



Telaya Wine Co. Syrah (Snake River Valley)
Telaya’s Syrah is a fan favorite for a reason—its velvety texture and complex flavors of dark cherry, black pepper, and a whisper of violet make it unforgettable. The winery’s sleek tasting room along the Boise River is worth a visit, but the real magic happens in the glass. Pair it with grilled lamb or savor it solo while soaking in the Snake River Valley views.



Huston Vineyards Malbec (Sunnyslope)
Sunnyslope’s rising star, Huston Vineyards, delivers a Malbec that’s juicy, approachable, and packed with personality. Think ripe plum, blackberry, and a subtle cocoa undertone, with a smooth finish that’s perfect for casual gatherings. This wine’s versatility makes it a hit at BBQs or cozy dinners. Pop into their welcoming tasting room on our Sunnyslope tour to see why it’s a local favorite.



Split Rail Winery Rosé (Snake River Valley)
Dry, vibrant, and bursting with strawberry, watermelon, and a hint of citrus, Split Rail’s Rosé is your go-to for summer vibes (or any time you need a pick-me-up). Made with a blend of Grenache and Mourvèdre, this wine is as fun as it is delicious. Pack a bottle for a picnic or enjoy it at Split Rail’s funky, urban-style tasting room. It’s Idaho wine at its most refreshing.

These wines are just the start of what Idaho’s vineyards have in store. Each bottle tells a story of the land, the people, and the passion behind it. Want to taste them for yourself? Book one of our tours to Snake River Valley or Eagle Foothills, where you’ll visit these wineries, meet the makers, and maybe even discover your new favorite pour. Don’t wait—Idaho’s wine scene is calling, and these bottles are ready to be uncorked!