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Charles Smith Wines Jet City sits in the heart of Georgetown, Seattle, offering a versatile urban winery environment with two tasting rooms and a production floor. The venue hosts public tastings, private functions, and large gatherings, with spaces that can be configured for various event setups. Whether you’re planning a birthday celebration, corporate gathering, or a wine-focused tasting, Jet City provides a straightforward, no-fruss experience with dependable arrangements through an experienced team.
Address: 1136 S Albro Place, Seattle, WA 98108. The site blends tasting rooms on the ground floor with a loft-style upstairs area, plus a production area that can be repurposed for events. Parking includes on-site options and nearby lots, while transit service from King County Metro makes access convenient for locals and visitors alike.
Jet City has a notable history, opening as Jet City Winery in 2015 with high-profile attention and VIP events. The venue is currently operating under House of Smith, continuing production and event offerings without a reported demolition of the building. Geographically, Georgetown places Jet City just southwest of downtown Seattle, providing a convenient urban winery experience in a historic industrial neighborhood.
Parking is available in front of the venue and in a nearby gravel lot, with a small 11-space lot commonly referenced. There are multiple paid and street parking options nearby. Transit access includes King County Metro Route 60, which serves Georgetown and surrounding areas. For visitors staying overnight, Georgetown Inn Seattle offers nearby lodging within a short walk or drive, and a range of nearby dining options can complement a tasting or event at Jet City.
We’ve got you covered for arrangements, whether you’re seeking a casual tasting in the Main Floor Tasting Room, an elevated experience in the Aviation Lounge, or a production-focused gathering in the Cellar Production Space. Seating layouts are configured by space and event type; there is no published public seating map, but spaces are designed to maximize attendee comfort and wine experience. For private events, production space can be repurposed to fit your needs, with capacity varying by configuration. Secure your seats and dates through our straightforward process, and we’ll guide you to the best fit for your plans.
Affiliate partners and local recommendations are available for hotels and dining to help you plan a complete Georgetown visit around your event or tasting. Reach out to us for specific connections and the latest availability.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address/venue: 1136 S Albro Place, Seattle, WA 98108 (Georgetown).
- Venue type: Urban winery with two tasting rooms and a production floor; also used as an event space for private functions.
- Seating/capacity: Three event spaces (Main Floor Tasting Room, Aviation Lounge, Cellar Production Space); max event capacity publicly listed around 350, while reports cite up to ~800 depending on setup; varies by configuration.
- Seating chart: No published public seating map; venues are configured as tasting spaces on the ground floor and a loft-style upstairs space; production area can be repurposed for events.
- Parking: On-site parking available in front and in a nearby gravel lot; a small 11-space lot is commonly referenced; multiple nearby paid/street parking options exist.
- Transit: Served by King County Metro; Route 60 (Westwood Village – Georgetown – Broadway) serves Georgetown and area stops.
- Nearby hotels: Georgetown Inn Seattle is a nearby lodging option (about a 0.3–0.5 mile radius from the venue).
- Notable events hosted: Opened as Jet City Winery in 2015 with high-profile attention; VIP opening (including Jerry Lee Lewis) reported; large event capacity discussed (e.g., 500–1,500 attendees in various reports).
- Renamed/demolished status: The building was listed for sale in December 2025, with production continuing under House of Smith; no demolition reported.