Purple Sky Winery is Utah’s only 200-acre winery with a selection of 16 different varieties. We take pride in crafting truly one-of-a-kind wines that range from complex to approachable, suitable for seasoned and beginner connoisseurs alike.
We would also like to extend an invitation to visit our winery located in Pleasant View, Utah, and attend a wine tasting with our experienced hosts and raise your glass to the unexpected.
Growing grapes in Utah is a significant challenge that requires a combination of the right site, grape varieties, and diligent efforts by the vineyard team. While we are most excited for our Estate line of Utah grown French-American Hybrid grape varietals, we are also thrilled to bring in some incredible high-quality fruit from Washington, Oregon, and California.
Yes! We have a package agency at our location, so all wines are available to go as well.
No. We welcome guests of all ages and strive to create an inviting atmosphere for families, celebrations, date nights, and special occasions. 21 and older to sit at the bar.
Yes, per Utah law, you are required to have food with the tasting. We usually pair our tastings with a specialty charcuterie board. However, if you dine with us before or after the tasting, food is not required.
Yes! All of our wines are made here at our winery in Pleasant View, UT
Yes. Currently, we have our Green Mantis Sauvignon Blanc and our Woodhouse White Riesling available in DABS. All others are available through a winery package agency.
These are all well-known grape varieties that are true Vitis Vinifera (European wine grape). These are made in a traditional style that would be familiar to those well-versed in wine.
All of this year’s Estate wines came from our Honeyville Vineyard. These wines are more peculiar to an experienced wine drinker with some candy-like characteristics along with the more typical subtle wine flavors.
These are all well-known grape varieties that are true Vitis Vinifera (European wine grape). These are made in a traditional style that would be familiar to those well-versed in wine.
