A reminder that voting continues for the Wine Blog Awards where Washington Wine Report is a finalist for ‘Best Single Subject Wine Blog.’ Please vote! A round-up of stories on Northwest wine from June 8th to June 14th. Read more...
The Summer edition of Washington Tasting Room magazine has an article I wrote on L'Ecole No 41 titled, "New Heights in the Walla Walla Appellation." See a list of newsstand locations here. See a list of previous publications (most Read more...
Reminder to vote for Washington Wine Report for ‘Best Single Subject Wine Blog’ at the Wine Blog Awards. To do so, click on the big red ‘Vote’ button found here. Voting continues until June 19th. A Read more...
I am humbled to announce that Washington Wine Report is again among the finalists for ‘Best Single Subject Wine Blog’ at the Wine Blog Awards. This is the fourth year in the last five that the Read more...
Catching up, a round-up of stories on Northwest wine from May 22nd to May 31st. Read previous round-ups here. From around the country… San Luis Obispo Tribune writes that Syrah puts down roots in Washington state. Stark Insider Read more...
Bloom is occurring in eastern Washington as evidenced by this picture of Cabernet Sauvignon from Double Canyon Vineyard in the Horse Heaven Hills, courtesy of vineyard manager William Beightol. Beightol said that the bloom date was tracking Read more...
A round-up of stories on Northwest wine from May 15th to May 21st. Read previous round-ups here. From around the country… The San Francisco Chronicle writes about Analemma (highly recommend checking this winery out). The San Jose Mercury News writes Read more...
The May Virtual Tasting is tonight! The wine is the L'Ecole No 41 2013 Columbia Valley Chenin Blanc. This wine retails for $14 and is fairly widely available. What you need to do to participate is: 1. Read more...
Spring abounds as this image from Corvus Cellars’ Red Mountain vineyard vividly illustrates. As resident Washington Wine Report photographer Richard Duval notes, “Wine lovers heading to Revelry at Red Mountain this weekend will be greeted by these green vineyards Read more...
A round-up of stories on Northwest wine from May 8th to 14th. Read previous round-ups here. From around the country… The St. Louis Dispatch writes that dry riesling and gewürztraminer are more food-friendly. The Minneapolis Star Tribune writes about Washington Read more...
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