Reminder that May’s Virtual Tasting takes place on Thursday May 27th. The wine is the 2006 Kiona Lemberger. Read more about it here. On a recent climbing trip, I tried out the PlatyPreserve Wine Preservation Read more...
Reminder that May’s Virtual Tasting takes place on Thursday May 27th. The wine is the 2006 Kiona Lemberger. Read more about it here. A round-up of stories on Washington wine from May 15th to 21st.From Read more...
Reminder that May’s Virtual Tasting takes place on Thursday May 27th. The wine is the 2006 Kiona Lemberger. Read more about it here. At my monthly tasting group, someone recently brought an interesting bottle. We Read more...
Recently I wrote about my conversion to believing in alternative closures for wine bottles as well as the experiences of six Washington wineries that are using them. Today I give my closing argument on this Read more...
The 2010 Wine Blogger’s Conference is a little more than a month away. The third annual conference, which takes place in Walla Walla June 25th to 27th, brings three hundred wine bloggers and industry professionals Read more...
This is the tale of two Merlots. Both come from Northstar Winery. Northstar is a Ste. Michelle Wines Estates holding. The winery was founded in the nineties with the sole focus of producing the world’s Read more...
A round-up of stories on Washington wine from May 8th to 14th.From around the country…CBS News writes about HR 5034 – an abomination of a bill drafted for Congress by the National Beer Wholesalers Association Read more...
Our May Virtual Tasting wine will be the 2006 Kiona Lemberger. This wine retails for $12 and is widely available. The tasting will take place on Thursday, May 27th from 7-8pm Pacific Time.What you need Read more...
2009 was a year of extraordinary recognition for Washington wine. Wine Spectator named a Washington wine its ‘Wine of the Year’; Wine Enthusiast gave a Washington wine a 100 point score; and Wine & Spirits Read more...
Last week I wrote some thoughts about a recent trip to Virginia wine country, focusing on various factors affecting Virginia’s quest to become a recognized wine region. Today I discuss some other observations from the Read more...
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