Telaya Wine Co

Building a dream

We built Telaya on a foundation of family and hard work. These two principles guide our philosophy in handcrafting Washington and Idaho wines, and our focus on hospitality.

Telaya started in 2008, when we produced 50 cases of carefully conceived wine. We’ve grown quite a bit since then. Our facility--which includes a full production space and tasting room--is located right on the Boise Greenbelt, just minutes from downtown and few feet from the Boise River. Guests can enjoy tastes, glasses and bottles of our Washington and Idaho wine while overlooking the scenic river.

Join us! We invite you to taste the fruits of our labor: exceptional wines, which pair well with beautiful views and great company.

we are OPEN for inside and patio seating
Wine is available by the bottle only
To increase safety, there are currently no Tastings or glass pours.

2020 Idaho wine competition Winner

Best Red Wine & Gold Medal Winner- 2018 Turas
Gold Medal-2019 Carrie's Select Chardonnay
Gold Medal-2018 Scoria Vineyards Malbec (currently not available for sale )

Great Northwest Wine Article

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HOURS
Open daily at noon. Closing times are listed below.
For daily food trucks and events, please see our calendar.

DATE	CLOSING TIME
Tuesday, September 22nd	6:00 PM
Wednesday, September 23rd	6:00 PM
Thursday, September 24th	7:30 PM
Friday, September 25th	7:30 PM
Saturday, September 26th	7:30 PM
Sunday, September 27th	6:00 PM
Monday, September 28th	6:00 PM
Tuesday, September 29th	6:00 PM
Wednesday, September 30th	6:00 PM
Thursday, October 1st	7:30 PM
Friday, October 2nd	7:30 PM
Saturday, October 3rd	7:30 PM

We are currently updating our hours on a weekly basis - check back soon for more!

still Offering CURBSIDE PICK-UP AND FEDEX SHIPPING
CALL: 208-557-9463
EMAIL: info@telayawine.com

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Update July 15, 2020
Telaya Tasting Room -Face Mask Mandate for
Ada County

Central District Health voted to mandate face masks throughout Ada County effective immediately for the foreseeable future.

The order states that every person is required to wear a face covering that completely covers the person’s nose and mouth when the person is in a public place and others are present and physical distancing of 6 feet cannot be maintained. Exceptions to this order are children under the age of 2, persons with medical conditions that prevent them from wearing a face covering, persons who are deaf and hard of hearing or are communicating with a person who is deaf or hard of hearing and persons who are eating or drinking at a restaurant or other establishment (as long as 6 feet physical distancing can be maintained).

Therefore, our mask policy at Telaya must change immediately. All Telaya customers will be required to wear a mask whenever they are not seated at a table. This includes entering the facility, going to the bathroom, getting food from the food truck and exiting the building. If you do not have a mask, we will be more than happy to provide one for you.

We completely understand that there is a range of emotions regarding this mask mandate. We are doing the very best that we can to keep both our team, our customers and our community safe and healthy. We also really want to continue to stay open to support our family and the 10 families that we provide for.

As always, this is a very fluid situation and we will continue to update you with any changes.

We looked for an early photo of a masked Earl playing cops and robbers to show that masks are really not that scary – but could not find one. So Brix agreed to step up to the plate and be an example of just how cute one look in a mask!

Tasting Room Policies Regarding COVID-19

We really need your help to please stay within the boundaries of these current regulations so that we can keep everyone safe and we can continue to stay open.

As much as we wish that things could be back to the "normal" that we used to know - for now, they just cannot. Please know that just as soon as we feel like we can safely ease back into some of our old patterns, we will. But for now, we will focus on maintaining these procedures so that we can keep our team and our customers safe - and that we can continue to remain open.

Please enter the winery through the patio, and exit through the front door. Entry and exit points will be clearly marked.
There will be no bar service available - we will take your orders from your table or chair.
There can be no more than 6 people at a table or in a group.
There must be at least 10 feet of separation between tables and groups.
Tables and chairs are pre-set to promote social distancing. If you wish to move any tables or seats, please ask one of our team members and we will do our best to accommodate you.
We're not able to allow blankets and lawn chairs to be brought in at this time.
If there is a seat available, please feel free to occupy it. Once the seating is filled, we will be able to only offer bottle sales to go until seats open up.
On heavy traffic days, we will have one of our team members posted outside the front door to communicate the availability of open seats.
We need to ask you to come into the facility and immediately find a seat. Please no congregating at the entrance to the tasting room or at the bar.
To help our staff ease back into service with these new procedures, we will be selling our wines by the bottle only. As soon as we determine how we can phase into glass sales/tastings/flights safely, we will make that transition.
Please do not get up from your table while you are here except to use the restrooms or to pick up your food from the food truck.
We love kiddos and will remain a family-friendly environment. But especially during these first few weeks, we need to ask parents to please not allow your kids to be unsupervised. They will need to respect these new regulations in the same way that the adults do.
We will not be offering paper receipts - only emailed receipts.
We maintain the right to refuse service to customers that are displaying symptoms consistent with COVID-19 including but not limited to cough, difficulty breathing, chills, and sore throat.

We ask that you please don't put us in the situation where we have to be the bad guys. We really want and need to be open so if we see that the regulations are not being followed, we will come and gently remind you