Washington's own Columbia Winery returns as an official partner for the 2018 Seattle Mariners season with their lineup of acclaimed red and white wines that capture the spirit of the Pacific Northwest in every bottle.
The Mariners partnership with Columbia Winery launched in 2017 featuring a selection of premium varietals sourced from the diverse Columbia Valley. 

"Columbia Winery has deep roots in the local Seattle community, and this partnership has something for wine and baseball fans alike," said Joe Chard, Seattle Mariners Vice President, Corporate Business and Community Relations.
"Part of what sets Columbia Winery apart is how we embrace the vibrant culture and spirit of Washington. Given that, we couldn't ask for a better team to partner with than the Seattle Mariners, who are similarly woven into the cultural fabric of our state," said winemaker Sean Hails.
Columbia Winery has undergone a significant packaging update, complemented by enhancements to their historic tasting room located about 30 minutes away from Safeco Field in Woodinville. The four nationally available wines, as well as their portfolio of tasting room wines, feature striking labels and highlight the signature characteristics of the major winegrowing regions within Washington. 
The Mariners-Columbia Winery sponsorship is in effect for the 2018 baseball season. Look for the partnership to come to life in a myriad of ways throughout the season, both inside and outside the ballpark.
About Columbia Winery
The trailblazing Columbia Winery has been discovering and celebrating Washington wine for 55 years. Winemaker Sean Hails blends classic traditions with innovative winemaking techniques to craft a distinct collection of wines. With roots dating back to 1962, Columbia Winery was among the first to prove the incredible winemaking quality of Washington's Columbia Valley. Located just outside of Seattle in nearby Woodinville, the Columbia Winery tasting room is open daily for tastings, events, wine education and unique Northwest-inspired offerings from local ingredients.