Below is a summary of posts for January 2012.On Vacation – January 1st to 15thWashington Wine Round-up December 22nd to 31st 2012Washington Wine Round-up January 1st to 7th 2011Plans for 2012Rating System Read more...
For the past four years I’ve published an annual list of my favorite wines based on those I’ve sampled here from the year gone by. Below is a look back at some of my favorites Read more...
Today’s Fresh Sheet – new and recent releases – includes wines from Pamplin Family Winery, JB Neufeld, Nefarious Cellars, Covington Cellars, and Lobo Hills. Read more…
January’s Virtual Tasting is tonight from 7-8pm Pacific. Read about how to participate here.The incidence of cork taint has been variously reported to be as little as 0.7% and as much as 10%. However, for Read more...
January’s Virtual Tasting is Thursday January 26th from 7-8pm Pacific. Read about how to participate here.In tough times, we continue the search for good, inexpensive wines.We start off today with three wines from Forgeron Cellars’ Read more...
As I wrote earlier this month, I have changed my rating system from a home grown, five point system to a traditional five star system. Please note that these ratings will be displayed in subsequent Read more...
A round-up of stories on Washington wine from January 15th to 21st. Read previous round-ups here.From around the world…Edmonton Journal writes about the Kung Fu Girl Riesling (look at that Canadian tariff!).From around the country…Shanken Read more...
One of the sadder stories in Washington wine from 2011 was the closing of Kennewick’s Picazo 7 Seventeen restaurant. However, to many, it seemed unlikely that owner Chef Frank Magaña would be gone for long. Read more...
A round-up of stories on Washington wine from January 8th to 14th 2012. Read previous round-ups here.From around the country (and abundance of love this week)…Wines and Vines writes about Olympia trying to cut wine Read more...
The January/February 2012 issue of Edible Seattle contains an article I wrote on EFESTĒ's Brennon Leighton. Check it out on newsstands now. See a directory of locations to find a copy here.Enjoy!
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