45 S Spokane St
Seattle, WA 98134
(206) 351-0444
Do you ever wish that you could have your own wine cellar? Now you can. Esquin Wine Storage enables you to protect your wine collection in your own private wine locker. We provide a secure, temperature controlled space built specifically for the proper storing of your valued wines. Give us a call today at (206) 682-7374
Washington Chain & Supply, Inc. (WCS) has been serving the marine, industrial, and offshore industries for more than 35 years. WCS maintains one of the largest inventories of domestic and foreign, new and used anchors, anchor chains, and fittings in the United States. WCS ships throughout the United States and has seen rapid growth in our International sales. WCS can deliver anywhere in the world from our main location, from one of several stocking locations in the United States, or direct from our network of reliable overseas suppliers. WCS can supply ABS, DNV and LLOYDS certifications and has pull-testing facilities capable of handling 2,000,000 pounds. WCS stocks many types and sizes of chain, anchors & fittings to meet your needs, whether new and used, forged and welded, domestic or foreign. Give us your requirements and we’ll find the answers to your chain and other needs.
ThisThat, LLC is a full-service silk screen printing and design shop, conveniently located right off the West Seattle Bridge on Delridge Ave. ThisThat specializes in traditional textile printing on tshirts, sweathshirts, jerseys, canvas bags as well as posters, stickers and various mediums for business promotion. Contact us for details!
We design and make custom bicycles as well as our own take on road, mountain, and track bikes. We also encourage bicycling and fun having with events like M.O.B. Roll.
art + music space in the original alaskan copper & steel building sodo, north facing next to west seattle bridge.
Force/Collide was created in 2013 by Seattle-based metalsmith Chelsea Gaddy as a platform for building high end furniture and architectural works. Our design conscious is rooted in a mix of distinct geometry, the attitude of clean minimalism and dramatic materiality. The process, always in the upmost care for quality and integrity. Chelsea completed a BFA in Photography from University of Washington in 2008 and has worked in many mediums of art, both professionally and creatively. She began learning welding, fabrication and blacksmithing at Pratt Fine Arts Center in 2010, where she discovered that her passion for working with metal is the perfect intersection of art and function.
Penske Truck Rental provides moving truck rental in Seattle,WA from our well-maintained truck rental fleet. Visits us in Seattle,WA today for your truck rental and moving supply needs.
Established in 1892. Compton Lumber has served the Greater Puget Sound area for almost 120 years. Still family owned, the location in the SODO district is convenient to I-5 and SR99. Supplying quality building materials to the Commercial trade as well as residential contractors and the Do-It-Yourself homeowners. Open 6:30am-4:30 pm M-F and 10am-2pm on Saturdays (Closed Sunday)
wearUSA is a organization that assists small businesses and major retailers to source and purchase Made in the USA clothing & textiles.
...as told by the winemaker's wife, Brandee: Brian was actually a vodka guy when when we met. He had no idea what magic I was sharing with him on his birthday 2003, when I opened my coveted bottle of 1997 DeLille D2. I remember his request for vodka being just a little heartbreaking at the time. Then in 2007, Brian took a work sanctioned field trip to Walter Dacon Cellars in Shelton, WA. That is when his interest in winemaking really sparked. Inspired by the process and discovering new wines by the day, Brian came home and stated “I know what I want to do. I want to be a winemaker. I want to make really, really good wine.” It should have come as no surprise a few weeks later when I found him registering for wine making classes at South Seattle Community College. Like everything he does, he committed 110%. Within a year, he got his first taste of working at a winery with Darby Winery in Woodinville. It was 2008, Brian had been consumed every extra minute with this crazy wine idea, but somehow I was still shocked when I saw that first 1000 pounds of grapes that was (hopefully) to become wine. This was real. He WAS going to be a winemaker. That first barrel, lovingly made in a friend's garage was like a new baby. He checked on it constantly, smelled it a lot, and worried about it nonstop. Somehow through all of the neurosis, this 100% Destiny Ridge Syrah turned out better than we could have ever imagined. The next few years flew by as Brian gained more knowledge and advanced from volunteer status, to official "Cellar Rat" with Leroy Radford at Baer Winery. Finally in 2010 he did a full internship with Chris Sparkman at Sparkman Cellars. In 2009, he made 2 barrels, increasing production to 5 barrels in 2010. In 2011, we finally made some big commitments! One: Let's get married! And because that wasn't enough change, our second commitment was to submit paperwork to become a real winery. We had just bought our first home, a real “fixer upper” in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle. I remember one particular day when Brian had been working all day at his restaurant job, and I had been working alone in our house. My university education in Art and Architecture afforded me just enough knowledge to trigger a serious worrisome frenzy. Our "fixer upper", had become a "tear down to studs" fiasco, and I wondered if the whole thing was even structurally sound. When Brian arrived home that evening, I was in the midst of a serious meltdown. It was then that Brian suggested a break. We sat down on the floor among the sawdust and sheetrock and opened a bottle of the 2008 Syrah (the first wine he ever made). The flood gates opened and I spewed out a string of the day’s house misadventures while gulping down my tumbler of wine. Brian listened, nodded and showed genuine concern. When he finally did speak he said, “you know, this house is a lot like this wine, it's got good bones…great structure”. Our house may have been falling down, but at least I could see the ironic humor of the situation! This was truly the beginning of STRUCTURE CELLARS. Finally a married couple, our first winery was our basement converted into a fermentation space and a barrel room. Often it felt like half the time was spent winemaking, and the other half was spent moving things around to have the space to make wine! If there is one thing that I can say for sure it is that when my sweet husband gets his mind stuck on something - that is it. His mind and passion for winemaking just grew with every single obstacle. On December 13, 2014 a huge and amazing part of our dream (with a LOT of work) fell into place. We have a new winery and tasting room! We are located just south of the stadiums in Seattle at: 3849 1st Ave So. #D ~ Seattle WA 98134 in the new SoDo Urban Works Project. We are a group of wineries and an awesome brewery all clustered together for your beverage pleasure. We would love to see you soon. We are still in our “humble beginnings”, but have big plans for the future...and everyone of them involve winemaking!
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