Amavi Cellars is located in downtown Walla Walla in a reconstructed, late eighteen hundreds building. Pronounced AH-mah-vee, the name name comes from a combination of the Latin root words for love (“am”) and life (“vi”). Read more...
A round-up of stories on Washington wine from September 21st to 30th. From around the country Asimov writes in the New York Times about the rise of US Rieslings with callouts to a number of Read more...
What follows is a Focus report on Full Pull Wines. Read a .pdf version of this report here. See other Focus reports here.Monday, October 5th marks the launch of Full Pull Wines. Full Pull is Read more...
September's Virtual Tasting will take place tonight! The wine is Novelty Hill's Columbia Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2006. As usual, I will be opening the bottle about 7pm and posting my comments and tweets (@wawinereport) along Read more...
Reminder that this month's Virtual Tasting is this Wednesday starting at 7pm. The wine is the 2006 Novelty Hill Cabernet. Read more about it here.While Walla Walla’s Corliss Estates made its first vintage in 2001, Read more...
Reminder that this month's Virtual Tasting is this Wednesday starting at 7pm. The wine is the 2006 Novelty Hill Cabernet. Read more about it here.
Dusted Valley Vintners was founded in 2003 by Chad Johnson and Corey Braunel. The winery is located in Walla Walla on the Old Milton Highway south of downtown. This summer Dusted Valley also opened a Read more...
A round-up of stories on Washington wine from September 15th to 21st. From around the country… FoodBizDaily picks up the story of Charles Smith being named Food & Magazine winemaker of the year. Business Week Read more...
In tough times, we continue the search for good, inexpensive wines…More hits than misses with this month’s Five Under Fifteen featuring four wines I gave a plus (+) rating and list as Recommended. I give Read more...
Bel Canto is Cadence Winery’s top end red wine. The 2004 vintage is a blend of ten different barrels from Cadence’s impeccable Red Mountain vineyard sources (Ciel du Cheval, Klipsun, and Taptiel). Starting with the Read more...
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