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Top 10 most read articles of 2023

By Sean P. Sullivan|2024-01-05T00:31:30-07:00January 5th, 2024|

Here’s a look at the Top 10, most read articles at Northwest Wine Report last year based on 157 articles published. (Note that I did not include the article Top 60 Northwest Wines of 2023, which otherwise would have landed on the list at #6.)

#10.  Taylor Butterfield named head white winemaker at Chateau Ste. Michelle

#9. Why the Figgins family sold its interests in Seven Hills, SeVein

#8. Ste. Michelle on Woodinville property – “We’re not going anywhere.”

#7. Gallo shuts down Columbia Winery wine club

#6. What changes at Ste. Michelle might mean for the Washington wine industry

#5. Betz Family Winery property in Woodinville for sale

#4. What the sale of Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars means for Ste. Michelle Wine Estates and Northwest wine

#3. Brock Lindsay of Lake Chelan’s Succession and Alta wineries dies at 40

#2. Ste. Michelle informs growers of 40% decrease in grape need

#1. Additional layoffs at Ste. Michelle indicate on-going struggles

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