This is part of a series of monthly posts called EAT & DRINK In The Northwest. The series is written by Marcus Pape and Melissa Peterman, authors of books by the same name. Read more Read more...
Your mission should you choose to accept it: Fill out on the survey on the right on the number of Washington wines you think will be in Wine Spectator's Top 100 Wines of 2009. The Read more...
A round-up of stories on Washington wine from November 1st to 7th. From around the country The Wall Street Journal recommends giving a case of syrah this Christmas. While they don't mention specific wineries (although Read more...
Back in the Rain City...As I write this, rain is falling in Seattle, and it was snowing on the way over Snoqualmie Pass this afternoon. Winter has arrived in the Pacific Northwest.Stops in the Walla Read more...
From the heart of Washington wine country...Day Three of Walla Walla 2009 Fall Release weekend. It's overcast and cool today in Walla Walla. Wineries we sampled/visited yesterday included K Vintners, Abeja, àMaurice, Rasa, Robison Ranch, Read more...
From the heart of Washington wine country...Day Two of Walla Walla Fall Release weekend. Today is a beautiful, crisp clear day in Walla Walla with clouds draped like a blanket over the Blue Mountains. I Read more...
From the heart of Washington wine country...In Walla Walla for Fall Release Weekend. Day one plans include stops at Woodward Canyon, Cougar Crest, Cayuse, and Corliss Estates among others.I arrived in town last night to Read more...
Walla Walla's Fall Release weekend, previously popularly known as "Cayuse release weekend", is coming up on November 6th-8th. For people planning to attend, Walla Walla Wine News has published a .pdf that includes many winery Read more...
October 31st marked the release of Wine Advocate’s annual issue reviewing Washington wine. Earlier in the week I discussed some highlights from this issue. Today I will begin one of several posts focusing on how Read more...
Note: Today's promised post on how Wine Advocate compares to its print peers remains under the knife (under anesthesia I might add). Check back.A round-up of stories on Washington wine from October 22nd to 31st.First Read more...
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