The August Virtual Tasting is tonight! The wine is the 2007 Barnard Griffin Cabernet Sauvignon. This wine retails for $17 and can frequently be found in super-markets in the Washington area. As usual, I will Read more...
Tom and Ann-Marie Hedges started Hedges Cellars in 1987. In 1991, they planted an estate vineyard on Red Mountain. Although vineyards had been established on Red Mountain for more than fifteen years and fruit from Read more...
A summary of articles from August 8th to 21st on Washington wine.For your reading pleasure, the August/September edition of WINO magazine is out. From around the country… Wine Library TV does a blind tasting of Read more...
Grand Rêve, French for “great dream,” was founded in 2004 by Paul McBride and Ryan Johnson. Grand Rêve takes a unique approach to making wine, pairing top Washington winemakers with fruit from one of the Read more...
The August Virtual Tasting will be the 2007 Barnard Griffin Cabernet Sauvignon. The tasting will take place on Wednesday August 26th. This wine retails for $17 and can frequently be found in super-markets in the Read more...
Sandhill Winery was founded in 1998 by the Dingethal family. The winery, located in Benton City, Washington in the Red Mountain AVA, focused on Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Pinot Gris. Red Mountain Vineyards (RMV), which Read more...
The good news...In the August 12th edition of the Wine Spectator Insider - an on-line newsletter that previews the magazine's upcoming print issue - Côte Bonneville's 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon received a 96 point rating. This Read more...
A summary of articles from August 1st to 7th on Washington wine.From around the country…The San Francisco Chronicle says now is the time for Washington cabernet at excellent values.The Wall Street Journal mentions McCrea’s viognier.The Read more...
One of the more exciting wineries to come on the scene this year is Lantz Cellars. I first tried Lantz Cellars’ wines at Seattle Uncorked’s 8th Annual Sexy Syrah event where it made quite an Read more...
What follows is an excerpt from the 2009 Walla Walla Spring Release Weekend Report. Download the full report here (Note: Opens .pdf).While many wineries were, as usual, fairly quiet on Sunday, Va Piano was as Read more...
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