Sean P. Sullivan Northwest Wine Report2024-03-21T11:46:18-07:00

  • Enter, Columbia Valley Vermentino

    The Columbia Valley is a vinous melting pot, with over 100 varieties planted. Add one more: Vermentino. “It's been popular lately,” says Matías Kúsulas, who as head viticulturalist at Lawrence Vineyards grows fruit for numerous wineries. “Wineries are going after Vermentino.” Indeed, over the last Read more...

    Published On: August 31st, 2026

  • Enter, Columbia Valley Vermentino

    The Columbia Valley is a vinous melting pot, with over 100 varieties planted. Add one more: Vermentino. “It's been popular lately,” says Matías Kúsulas, who as head viticulturalist at Lawrence Vineyards grows fruit for numerous wineries. “Wineries are going after Vermentino.” Indeed, over the last Read more...

    Published On: August 31st, 2026
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