In terms of quality and value (Quality to Price Ratio or QPR in wine parlance), Woodinville’s Novelty Hill consistently ranks toward the top. The wines are always excellent to exceptional at reasonable price points and Read more...
Doug at Wino Magazine put a blog post up earlier in the week about the effects of the economic downturn on small wineries. One of his suggestions is to buy directly from the winery. I Read more...
The Jack is back!The Jack is Saviah Cellars’ red table wine. This merlot dominant blend started about six years back as a non-vintage offering and is now in its fourth vintage.The 2007 Jack continues Saviah’s Read more...
Darby is a Woodinville, Washington winery. Wines: Score Name Notes $ + Darby Syrah Destiny Ridge Vineyard Horse Heaven Hills 2006 Spice and light campfire with a little alcohol showing through. Opens up but has Read more...
A summary of articles from February 1st to 7th on Washington wine. Our feature article this week comes from Gourmet magazine which writes an article on Walla Walla. From around the country… MSNBC writes about Read more...
David and Cecile Larsen are the owners and winemakers for Soos Creek Winery which is located in Kent, Washington. The winery was founded in 1989 and has slowly grown in production to over 1,500 cases.David Read more...
The latest releases from DeLille continue their tradition of excellence. The white wines – released in the fall - are exceptionally intricate. The reds – released this weekend - are elegant and spectacular, although extremely Read more...
Beresan, a Walla Walla winery, is the work of Tom Waliser and family. The winery, named after the region of the Ukraine the Walisers are from, is located in a two story barn built in Read more...
For those of you living in the Portland area, there are a couple upcoming Walla Walla wine events. Walla Walla is a top wine region in the state (see my 2008 Holiday Barrel Tasting Report Read more...
Latitude 46 North – the name of this winery – is the latitudinal position just south of Walla Walla where this winery is located. Latitude 46 North’s wines are served in Seattle at the Tasting Read more...
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