Ryan Patrick Vineyards is proud to grow estate grapes on land that has been in the Flanagan Family for three generations.  

Our vineyards are located in North Central Washington near the banks of the mighty Columbia River in the Ancient Lakes AVA. Ryan Patrick Vineyards' award-winning Chardonnay is grown near Quincy on our Homestead Vineyard, named after Grandpa Sid Flanagan (1st generation) who started farming the native land in 1951 as part of the Columbia Basin Project.  We grow our Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Malbec and Syrah grapes at Bishops Vineyard near Trinidad.

Terry and Vivian Flanagan (2nd generation) founded Ryan Patrick Vineyards in 1996 naming the winery after their two sons, Ryan and Patrick.  Vivian Flanagan opened the tasting room in 2002 and enjoys pouring wines to visitors from all over the world. "Ryan" Flanagan (3rd generation) has been in the vineyards since 1996 and enjoys working under blue skies 300+ days a year.  Wendy Flanagan, Ryan's wife, helps with marketing the winery. The inspiration behind it all is "Patrick" Flanagan who celebrated life, loved his friends and was one hell of a winemaker.  

"Wine brings to light the hidden secrets of the soul, gives being to our hopes, bids the coward flight, drives dull cares away and teaches new means for the accomplishments of our wishes." - Horace Roman Philosopher

We, at Ryan Patrick Vineyards, simply say Cheers!

Bishop's Estate Vineyard, May 22, 2012