Reminder: Voting on the 2010 Reader Survey Wine of the Year and 2011 Wine to Watch continues until Thursday at 9pm. Like many, Joe Forest of Tempus Cellars graduated from college at a loss for Read more...
Preliminary voting for the 2010 Reader Survey Wine of the Year and 2011 Wine to Watch has now ended and final voting has begun. The full results of preliminary voting are below.Finalists for 2010 Reader Read more...
December's Virtual Tasting will be an end of year special - the Domaine Ste. Michelle Extra Dry Sparkling Wine NV. This wine retails for $14 and is widely available. Feel free to grab a different Read more...
Voting for the Preliminary Round of the Reader Survey 2010 Wine of the Year and 2011 Wine to Watch ends tonight at 9pm. Read details about the survey here.
Preliminary voting continues for the 2010 Reader Survey Wine of the Year and 2011 Wine to Watch until Saturday at 9pm. Read about it hereA round-up of stories on Washington wine from December 1st to Read more...
Preliminary voting continues for the 2010 Reader Survey Wine of the Year and 2011 Wine to Watch. Read about it here. What follows is a Focus report on Soos Creek Wine Cellars. Download a .pdf Read more...
It was thirty years ago today, but somehow it seems much closer. I was eleven years old watching Monday Night Football in bed on an old black and white TV in my room. There was Read more...
Ok folks, preliminary voting for the 2010 Reader Survey Wine of the Year and 2011 Wine to Watch has begun! Use the surveys on the right-hand side of the blog to cast your vote. Those Read more...
Reminder: Nominations for Reader Survey 2010 Wine of the Year and 2011 Wine to Watch close at 9pm tonight. Read how to nominate wines here. Chris Sparkman of Sparkman Cellars is a man with his Read more...
Reminder to nominate wines for the 2010 Wine of the Year and 2011 Wine to Watch. Read how here. A round-up of stories on Washington wine from November 22nd to 30th. See previous round-ups here.From Read more...
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