Top 5 food & drink things to do in Leavenworth

1. Guided wine tour in Leavenworth

Six hours exploring Leavenworth's wine region — vineyard tours, private tastings, and expert insights from a sommelier throughout.

2. Leavenworth brewery walking tour with beer tastings

Two-hour guided walk through Leavenworth’s Bavarian history, featuring tastings at three local breweries.

“Exploring the history of Leavenworth, from its origins to its architectural legacy, while sampling local brews truly enhanced our experience. This insightful introduction was a wonderful start to my first visit, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone. It’s the ideal way to kick off a vacation.”— Safari46277786872

3. Private wine tasting in the American Alps

Two-hour private wine tasting experience — dedicated host shares details about award-winning wines in a scenic setting, just 10 minutes from Leavenworth.

“The owner, who also served as our host, demonstrated extensive knowledge about the wine industry and clearly has a great passion for winemaking. They made the wine tasting experience enjoyable and entertaining.”— Michael_W

4. Leavenworth historical walking tour with wine tasting

A guided walking tour through Leavenworth's history — visit three wineries and sample local wines while learning about the town's cultural heritage.

“Tom was a fantastic guide, leading us on an adventure through Leavenworth while sharing the town's history and offering suggestions for places to explore and eat. The three wineries we visited were wonderful, with exceptional service. I highly recommend this tour.”— Y9151PDsarahp

5. Hillside wine tasting experience at Silvara Cellars

Two-hour guided tasting with a sommelier — taste estate wines paired with artisan cheeses, with views of the Cascade Mountains.

“Upon our arrival, the building was dark and no one was present. After a wait, a friendly staff member arrived and explained that the owner was away, and the person responsible for the tastings had left. She mentioned they weren't informed who would be attending. Although she offered us a bottle of wine, I felt it was inadequate given the amount spent for what was supposed to be five tastings, so I declined. I'm still seeking a refund and feel quite disappointed. The employee was not at fault, but the owner should have managed this better.”— skibinskic