CAVU Cellars  175 E Aeronca Avenue, Walla Walla, WA 99362  USA    509-540-6350   Terms

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New Releases

2023 Savignon Blanc

2023 Barbera Rose'

Our very popular 2021 Petite Sirah is back. It is lush and delicious

 

Winery Hours and location.

We are open 11 to 5 daily. Our winery and tasting room are located at the Walla Walla Regional Airport complex.  Find the address and directions here. Come in  and see our great art gallery and event spaces.

CAVU Wine Club

We are now accepting members to our wine club. This membership affords the opportunity to purchase all our wines at discounted prices, to receive first chance at receiving our limited release wines, and to receive regular shipments based on your requirements.  Check our wine club page for more information.

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CAVU Cellars is family owned and operated.  Jim, Karen, and son Joel (who is also the wine maker) are the co-owners. Read about us and how we got started here: About Us

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CAVU Cellars is open daily, 11 to 5

Table Seating in Art Gallery. Reservations are not required 

Latin dance lessons are returning to First Friday Latin Night. From 8:30 to 9:30 included with cover charge.

CAVU Cellars Hosts Meet and Greet

Featuring Artist Toni Prehoda Kahler,

Leo Bowman, Farhod Janovich, and Samuel Drake

December 6, 2025

5:00 PM to 7:00 PM

Please join us at CAVU to welcome these talented people. Artists’ biographies and artists’ statements will be displayed in CAVU Cellars’ art gallery which is located at 175 E Aeronca Avenue in the Airport District.

CAVU Cellars Hosts:

Toni Prehoda Kahler

Hypaethral: Open to the Sky

November 1 to December 30, 2024

Opening Reception:

Friday, November 1, 2024

5 PM to 7:30 PM

CAVU Cellars is delighted to host this exceptional artist. Her beautifully worded Artist’s Statement is presented below.

 Alcohol inks are lively, messy, and mostly uncontrollable. Colors mingle, yet remain brilliant, inviting me to experiment.  The process of coaxing flowing ink into landscapes, mirror-images and filled-line expands abstract image into story.  This beautiful Blue Mountain Valley continues to inspire me with its textures and history, and its magnificent, wild skies. 

Because alcohol inks naturally misbehave, flowing and swirling on their own, without using a brush I will often thinly roll several colors into translucence.  I have very little control, nor do I want much, yet sometimes I long for a line to just stay put!  With the new metallic mixatives, I have found my way.  These metallic gesture-lines are filled with ink using fine tip bottles, appearing much like stained glass.  

My return to wheel-thrown clay has been pure joy!  Textured, pod-like forms often emerged, like something one might find on the forest floor, or dig out of a mudbank.  Other pots seemed to want a more elegant design and vibrant glazes. 

The word, Hypaethral, has a Greek architectural meaning—of temples built with an area purposely left open to the sky.  Each landscape holds atmosphere, each mirror image hints of wings—even my pots are unlidded, as if to hold air, or water, or found treasures.  Being open to the sky is both a visual experience, a remembrance, and a sense of belonging.  The possibilities are wide open…”

 

New Tasting Room show at CAVU Cellars

Welcome Farhod Janovich

December 6, 2024, through January 2025

Meet and Greet on December 6th

Artist Statement: My work bears traces of my hobbies. I like to mix paints and get my own tones and shades. I work in different genres and enjoy the beauty of the world of forms and scales.

 

My life as an artist began with ceramics. Appreciating synthesis of various objects and ideas, I gain an understanding of the form and the perception for the difference of the forms. Some broken or irregular forms become attractive later when we revise or reuse them.

 

I see beauty through the colors and objects of nature and humanity. Artistic self-search is endless, and re-discovery is the prize for daring. An example: listening to Hip-hop on Saturday morning pushed the series of White Noise, an open-ended project of abstract paintings. Spontaneity in artworks helps the discovery and gives turn to planning and conceptualizing if the product and process are successful.

CAVU Cellars Hosts

Leo Bowman and Lorna Barth

Tasting Room Show November 1 to November 30, 2024

Leo Bowman – Wood Turner Artist

Lorna Barth – Artist

 

Samuel Drake

Photographer, Illustrator, Graphic Artist

A CAVU Cellars Tasting Room Show

Artist’s Statement

My art signifies what is most important to me, and I create to share hope. I create to relate. Below are pieces of my story, from the beauty I see day to day to the struggles and hope that comes from them.

 

OTHER EVENTS

 Latin Dance Night

First Friday Each Month

Event Space. Looking for a great venue for your next event?  Check us out.