Cooper Wine Company
Cooper Wine Company, located on Red Mountain, is a new winery that had its first releases at the end of 2009. The winery is named after owner Neil Cooper. Cooper had been working in the Read more...
Cooper Wine Company, located on Red Mountain, is a new winery that had its first releases at the end of 2009. The winery is named after owner Neil Cooper. Cooper had been working in the Read more...
Fresh back from a trip to the east coast I bring you...A round-up of stories on Washington wine from February 1st to 7th.From around the countryMSNBC writes about Washington considering getting out of the liquor Read more...
In our Reader Survey 2010 Wine to Watch, Woodinville’s William Church Winery came out on top with their 2008 Malbec. This is an annual award where readers nominate and vote on wines to be released Read more...
This is part of a report on the South Seattle Artisan Wineries. Additional sections of the report will be posted to the blog. Download a complete .pdf copy of the report here.Laurelhurst Cellars is a Read more...
This is part of a report on the South Seattle Artisan Wineries. Additional sections of the report will be posted to the blog. Download a complete .pdf copy of the report here.Falling Rain produces three Read more...
A round-up of stories on Washington wine from January 22nd to 31st.Buckle your seatbelts boys and girls, this round-up is a big one.From around the worldSommelier India writes about Chateau Ste. Michelle.From around the countryMilwaukee Read more...
This is part of a report on the South Seattle Artisan Wineries. Additional sections of the report will be posted to the blog. Download a complete .pdf copy of the report here.While Sodovino’s name may Read more...
Below is a summary of posts for January 2010.Five Under Fifteen - JanuaryJanuary Virtual Tasting '07 Columbia Crest Grand Estates CabernetBuyer beware: Misrepresenting price and points on the shelvesWashington Wine Round-up: January 15th to 21stStomani Read more...
In tough times, we continue the search for good, inexpensive wines.My father was fond of saying “Sometimes you eat the bear. Sometimes the bear eats you.” This month unfortunately the latter was more often the Read more...
January’s Virtual Tasting is tonight! The wine is the 2007 Columbia Crest Grand Estates Cabernet Sauvignon. This wine is widely available in grocery stores and wine shops and retails for $12, although it can frequently Read more...