A summary of articles from May 15th to May 31st on Washington wine. For your reading pleasure, the June/July issue of WINO Magazine is out. From around the country… The San Francisco Chronicle writes about Read more...
In tough times, we continue the search for good, inexpensive wines.Corvidae is a new winery from David O’Reilly of Owen Roe fame. The winery gets its name from a family of birds that includes crows. Read more...
L’Ecole No. 41’s Recess Red is the winery’s red table wine. This wine is typically composed of barrels that didn’t make it in to L’Ecole’s higher end wines as well as the hard press fractions Read more...
Tonight's Virtual Tasting is the Charles Smith 2007 Boom Boom! Syrah. As usual, I will be opening the bottle about 7pm and posting my thoughts on the wine throughout the evening. Please join us in Read more...
Let it be known that the first wine I drank in my fourth decade was not only a white wine, it was a Chardonnay. It just goes to show that there is always time to Read more...
Fresh back from the mountains...A reminder that May's Virtual Tasting will take place this Thursday May 28th. The wine is Charles Smith 2007 Boom Boom! Syrah. Please join us in trying this wine and posting Read more...
Two weeks back I wrote about Tranche Cellars, the new venture from Michael Corliss, Lauri Darnielle, and Kendall Mix. Since that time the winery has released its wines and gotten a website up, although the Read more...
Back in December of 2008 Rand Sealey launched Review of Washington Wines, an on-line site that publishes monthly newsletters focused on Washington wine. Sealey brings to the site over 40 years of experience in the Read more...
Col Solare is a collaboration between Chateau Ste. Michelle and Italian winemaker Marchese Piero Antinori. The winery released its first vintage in 1995 and opened a dedicated facility on Red Mountain in 2007. Marcus Notaro Read more...
A summary of articles from May 8th to May 14th on Washington wine. From around the world… ETaiwanNews.com writes about wine buyers’ visit to Washington state. From around the country… No love in this round-up. Read more...
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