With the economy still in the doldrums and wineries in Washington and elsewhere feeling the effects, many are looking for creative ways to generate revenue. This is especially true for wineries with limited offerings under Read more...
What follows is a section of my 2010 Walla Walla Spring Release Report. The report will be published in its entirety in .pdf form after the last entry is posted to the blog.Twenty-one wineries visited, Read more...
These are the dark days. Earlier this week I wrote about Yellow Hawk Cellar. Yesterday, Belltown’s Seattle Cellars announced that it is closing. The retail store will have a ‘going out of business sale’ starting Read more...
A round-up of stories on Washington wine from June 1st to 7th. From around the country…The Dallas Morning News writes about Tamarack’s 2008 Firehouse Red.From the blogosphere…Through the Walla Walla Grapevine writes about #WAwine. Catie Read more...
Yellow Hawk Cellar had its first vintage in 1998, releasing its inaugural wines two years later. The winery was the fourteenth in Walla Walla Valley, an area that now boasts over one hundred wineries. Yellow Read more...
Andrew Will Winery was founded in 1989. The winery, located on Vashon Island, was started by Chris Camarda and is named after Camarda’s nephew Andrew and son Will.Camarda began at Andrew Will making a series Read more...
I have updated my tasting note 'database' to make it current through the end of May. You can access it here. Please let me know if you have any questions or issues.
Reminder to join us tonight for the national #WAwine Twitter tasting. Read more about it here. A round-up of stories on Washington wine from May 22nd to 31st.From around the country…Beverage World writes about a Read more...
Reminder to join the #WAwine Twitter tasting on Thursday June 3rd. Read more about it here. Terra Blanca Winery and Estate Vineyards was established in 1993. The winery is owned by Keith and ReNae Pilgrim. Read more...
Reminder to join the #WAwine Twitter tasting on Thursday June 3rd. Read more about it here. Five Under Fifteen – MayOregon winery focuses on Washington ZinfandelFinal Update! May Virtual Tasting – Kiona 2006 LembergerProduct Review: Read more...
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