Drum Roll Wine will soon be opening on 911 S 3rd Street, confirmed by Matt Frazier, the proprietor and co-founder.
“Our hope is to be able to open Labor Day weekend. We plan to offer a relaxing, friendly setting for patrons to explore wine, catch up with friends and family, and connect with the community. We like the idea of a third place—like a coffee spot but opening a little later in the day. Oh, plus wine instead of coffee. I guess you can go be productive at a local coffee shop (we have multiple lovely options in Renton), then come relax and connect with humanity (and maybe yourself) over a glass of wine,” Frazier told What Now Seattle.
In 2017, Matt Frazier embarked on a transformative journey by co-founding Drum Roll Wine. This venture took on a profound meaning for Matt, as it coincided with a period of personal transition when he found himself unexpectedly laid off from a long-term job. Embracing the blank canvas before him, he immersed himself in the world of wine, discovering a perpetual source of enjoyment, appreciation, and learning.
As an accomplished drummer, Matt drew fascinating parallels between the mesmerizing effects of music and the enchantment of wine. Both provide effortless enjoyment, yet, like great art, wine can sometimes feel intimidating or overwhelming to newcomers. Matt made it his mission to break down barriers and foster accessibility, ensuring that wine, like art, becomes an inclusive and eagerly anticipated experience.
Drum Roll Wine offers a diverse range of products, inviting enthusiasts from all walks of life to partake in its offerings. Whether you’re inclined to hit the dance floor or eagerly await the opening of the latest art exhibition, prepare yourself for the next bottle, case, or barrel of Drum Roll Wine. With each glass, anticipate a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation that celebrates the rich heritage of wine while embracing the excitement of new discoveries, according to the company website.
Editor’s Note: Updated quote and information after prior article posting to reflect Matt’s information provided.
