No Girls Wines

“They always show a perfumed, lively style that’s hard to resist.”
-The Wine Advocate

When Cayuse Vineyards’ owner and vigneron Christophe Baron and general manager Trevor Dorland began No Girls Wines it was only planned to be a one-time collaboration in the Walla Walla Valley. As the business grew, they included more Cayuse employees such as assistant vigneronne Elizabeth Bourcier and controller Nancy Nestler. The name comes from a sign found in the winery, purchased in 2002, which was previously a bordello in the mid-19th century. The words, “No Girls,” painted on the wall of the winery symbolize how much times have changed in the beloved wine-growing region of Washington.

www.nogirlswine.com