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L’Ecole Nº 41 Heritage Wine Bar

Downtown district, est. 1983

Walla Walla Valley Wine Alliance member (as of 2026-08-18).

The winery

Founded
1983
Facility
own winery
Wines poured
Bordeaux-Style Blends, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Chenin Blanc, GSM Blends, Malbec, Merlot, Red Blends, Rhône-Style Blends, Rosé, Sauvignon Blanc, Sémillon, Syrah, White Blends
On site
Dog Friendly, Lite Bites Available (Charcuterie, etc.), Open Late (Open Past 5:00 pm), Special Event Facilities

In the winery’s own words, via the Walla Walla Valley Wine Alliance member profile:

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Contact

P: (509) 525-0940

E: info@lecole.com

People

  • Jean Ferguson founder
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    L'Ecole Nº 41 was founded in 1983 by Jean and Baker Ferguson

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  • Baker Ferguson founder
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    L'Ecole Nº 41 was founded in 1983 by Jean and Baker Ferguson

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  • Megan Ferguson Clubb owner
    quoted from the source
    In 1989, Baker and Jean's daughter, Megan Ferguson Clubb, and her husband, Marty Clubb, assumed leadership

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  • Marty Clubb owner
    quoted from the source
    In 1989, Baker and Jean's daughter, Megan Ferguson Clubb, and her husband, Marty Clubb, assumed leadership

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  • Riley Clubb owner
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    with Riley and Rebecca Clubb actively involved as co-owners

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  • Rebecca Clubb owner
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    with Riley and Rebecca Clubb actively involved as co-owners

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  • Melissa Clubb other
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    Melissa Clubb serving as Brand Manager

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  • Malakai Clubb other
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    young Malakai Clubb working part-time in the tasting room

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  • David Rosenthal winemaker
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    David Rosenthal — Director of Winemaking

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  • Tyler Morrison assistant winemaker
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    Tyler Morrison (Assistant Winemaker), a Walla Walla native

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  • Collin DeLong assistant winemaker
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    Collin DeLong (Associate Winemaker), a WWCC graduate (2020)

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  • Kyle Pritchard other
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    Kyle Pritchard (Cellarmaster), the first graduate of WWCC's Cellarmaster program (2019)

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  • Jaime Iseminger other
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    Wine club and direct-to-consumer sales activities are managed by Jaime Iseminger.

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  • Marty Clubb viticulturist
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    Today, Marty Clubb's primary focus at the winery is a hands-on approach to our viticulture operation.

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  • Sadie Drury vineyard manager
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    Sadie Drury has been Ferguson Vineyard Manager since 2013.

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  • Tom Waliser vineyard manager
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    Tom Waliser, one of the Walla Walla Valley's most respected viticulturists, has been the Vineyard Manager at Pepper Bridge since its inception.

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Where the fruit comes from

Estate vineyards

  • Ferguson Vineyard Walla Walla Valley AVA
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    Ferguson Vineyard — An estate vineyard situated within the SeVein vineyard development.

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  • Seven Hills Vineyard Walla Walla Valley AVA
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    Seven Hills Vineyard — A long-established estate vineyard in which Marty Clubb is a Managing Partner.

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Purchased fruit

  • Stillwater Creek Vineyard (Royal Slope) Semillon, Royal Slope AVA
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    Stillwater Creek Vineyard — Royal Slope AVA (source for Semillon)

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  • Loch Block Vineyard (Yakima Valley) Grenache Blanc, Yakima Valley AVA
    quoted from the source
    Loch Block Vineyard — Yakima Valley AVA (source for Grenache Blanc)

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  • Pepper Bridge Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon; Merlot; Cabernet Franc; Malbec, Mid-valley east, just north of OR/WA border
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    We currently hold acreage contracts on 15 acres of vines

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Appellations

  • Columbia Valley
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    Marty Clubb personally works with more than 30 vineyards throughout the Columbia Valley

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  • Royal Slope
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    Stillwater Creek Vineyard — Royal Slope AVA (source for Semillon)

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  • Walla Walla Valley
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    both located in the Walla Walla Valley AVA and both sustainably farmed

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  • Yakima Valley
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    Loch Block Vineyard — Yakima Valley AVA (source for Grenache Blanc)

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Wines

18 wines, 0 vintages on record. Sources: a third-party listing (wallawallasomm, fetched 2026-08-18).

WineVintageScoreSourceAvailability
Apogee — — third-party listing —
Cabernet Franc/Merlot — — third-party listing —
Cabernet Sauvignon — 90 Vivino third-party listing —
Chardonnay — 88 Vivino third-party listing —
Chenin Blanc — 88 Vivino third-party listing —
Ferguson — — third-party listing —
Frenchtown Red Wine — — third-party listing —
Frenchtown Sauvignon Blanc — 88 Vivino third-party listing —
Grenache — — third-party listing —
Grenache Rosé — — third-party listing —
GSM — — third-party listing —
Luminesce — — third-party listing —
Malbec — — third-party listing —
Merlot — 89 Vivino third-party listing —
Perigee — — third-party listing —
Sauvignon Blanc — — third-party listing —
Semillon — — third-party listing —
Syrah — 90 Vivino third-party listing —

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