Speaking of wines under $15, I would be remiss if I did not mention this exceptional value-priced Bordeaux I tried this evening. Côtes de Castillon is one of many appellations east of St-Emilion which share Read more...
Kiona, founded in 1972, is located on Red Mountain. The term Kiona is the Indian name for the region, translating to “brown hills.” How brown became red and hills became a mountain I will leave Read more...
The Taste of Washington (TOW) is Washington's premier wine event. Split over two days - Saturday April 4th and Sunday April 5th - the event features a series of seminars on Saturday and the Grand Read more...
Mark Ryan McNeilly is a Woodinville, Washington winemaker who has developed a strong cult following. The winery is best known for big, powerful red wines, including two from famed Ciel de Cheval Vineyard – the Read more...
The March Virtual Tasting tonight is Magnificent Wine Co.'s House Wine 2006. Magnificent Wine Company is a venture of Charles Smith of K Vintners and Charles Smith Winery. The 2006 House Wine is a blend Read more...
The survey for April's Virtual Tasting is up. The contestants are:Charles Smith Boom Boom Syrah Ch. Ste. Michelle Riesling Columbia Crest Grand Estates Shiraz Hogue Cabernet SauvignonCharles Smith Kung Fu Girl RieslingIf anyone needs a Read more...
Reminder that today is the last day for submissions for next month's Virtual Tasting wine. After this I will put all submissions up on a survey and you can decide what we taste next month. Read more...
A summary of articles from March 15th to March 21st on Washington wine. From around the country… The Fort Worth Star Telegram writes about Hedges CMS Red 2007. See what readers had to say about Read more...
Darioush is named after owner Darioush Khaledi. After growing up in Shiraz, Iran, Darioush moved to the United States and made his fortune in the grocery store business. With money in hand, Darioush went from Read more...
What follows is an excerpt for the 2008 Walla Walla Holiday Barrel Tasting Report. Read the full report here. This was my first visit to Dunham in some time. In the middle of the tasting, Read more...
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