Washington Hills Riesling

Riesling is the grape, and the origin the record gives is Washington State. Regional guides explain that a Washington label can point to a broad state blend or to a narrower federally recognized area, and that the exact area still matters, since elevation, wind, rain and frost exposure change across the state. Those guides add that most of the state's vineyards sit east of the Cascade Range, which blocks much of the Pacific rain and leaves warm summer days and cool nights, but which of those areas this bottle comes from is not confirmed. On the grape, category guides say Riesling holds onto its acidity as it ripens, so it can stay lively whether made dry or sweet, with younger bottles often citrusy and floral and riper ones leaning toward stone fruit. The name alone will not tell you the sugar, since Riesling is made all the way from dry to sweet.

3 shoppers have rated it, and the average is 5 out of five, above the midpoint of the 483 rated wines we track, where the median is 4.71. We have not confirmed the winery behind Washington Hills, and in our August 2026 checks its regular price was $12.88.

The Grocery Store Wine Desk · written Aug 11, 2026 from our research file for this wine. Numbers reflect our latest checks.