Summary of Posts for April 2012
A summary of posts for April 2012.Summary of Posts for March 2012The Day After…Washington Wine Round-up March 22nd to 31st 2012Fresh Sheet April 4th 2012A mountain, an appellation, a vineyard Read more…
Five Wines Under $15 – April 2012
In tough times, we continue the search for good, inexpensive wines. Read more…
The Washington Wine Industry Widens Its Footprint
Earlier this week the Washington Wine Commission released the findings of an economic impact study on the Washington wine industry. The numbers are impressive, a clear sign of the industry’s rapid growth and its subsequent Read more...
Washington Gets Serious About Rosé
Seattleites, tune in to 1150AM KKNW today 8-9am when I’ll be on Table Talk Radio talking about rosé. Now that spring is not only officially here but there is warm weather to prove it, it’s Read more...
Tonight! April Virtual Tasting – 2009 Charles Smith Wines Chateau Smith
Seattleites, tune in to 1150AM KKNW this Wednesday 8-9am when I'll be on Table Talk Radio. This month's Virtual Tasting is tonight! The wine will be the 2009 Charles Smith Wines Chateau Smith Cabernet Sauvignon Read more...
Washington Wine Round-up April 15th to 21st 2012
This month’s Virtual Tasting will take place Tuesday at 7pm Pacific. Read about how to participate here. A round-up of stories on Washington wine from April 15thto 21st. Read previous round-ups here. From around the Read more...
Images from Walla Walla Wine Country
Today, just a few pictures from the Walla Walla Valley. Several areas are reporting bud break and more expect to see it soon, with the timing closer to average compared to the last two years. Read more...
Washington Wine Round-up April 8th to 14th 2012
A round-up of stories on Washington wine from April 8th to 14th 2012. Read previous round-ups here.From around the country…Las Vegas Review-Journal writes about Covey Run Riesling.Fox Business says forget pairing wine and chocolate; drink Read more...
Fresh Sheet April 13th 2012
Today’s Fresh Sheet – new and recent releases – includes wines from Fielding Hills, Seven Hills, Sweet Valley, Vin du Lac, and Walla Walla Vintners. Read more…
Washington, Oregon, and the Invisible Divide
Washington and Oregon share hundreds of miles of border. They are the second and fourth leading wine producing states in the nation and together have well over 1,000 wineries between them. Yet the two areas Read more...
