Long time readers of this blog will note that this is my first off-topic post.For the last nine hundred and eleven days, Michael Sullivan, my brother, has swum in Lake Washington every day without fail. Read more...
A summary of articles from December 15th to 21st on Washington wine.In my featured article this week, Terry Christiani fom Famous and Non-famous Strangers writes a compelling article about wine’s carbon footprint and what you Read more...
Reininger Winery is located on the way in to Walla Walla. The winery was founded in 1997 by Chuck Reininger, a Walla Walla native. The Reininger brand focuses on Walla Walla fruit whereas their second Read more...
As the snow continues to fall, the 2008 Reader Survey Wine of the Year continues until Monday at 6pm. After this we will have a run-off with the top three wines.With 160 votes in, the Read more...
The stockings are hung by the chimney with care…Now you just have to decide what to put in them. Here are a few ideas. For those times when the wine makes a leap for freedom, Read more...
The 2008 Reader Survey of Washington Wine of the Year continues for two more days. After this we will do a runoff of the top three vote getters. Here are the top five at present Read more...
Tis the season for top wine lists. The latest list is from local Paul Gregutt, Seattle Times Wine Adviser and author of "Washington Wines and Wineries The Essential Guide." See Gregutt's Top 100 wines of Read more...
Reminder there are three days left to vote in the 2008 Reader Survey Wine of the Year whereupon we will do a run-off of the top three. Please vote. As the time before the holidays Read more...
Chateau Ste. Michelle, located in Woodinville, Washington, was founded as American Wine Company in 1954. The company's foundation was the result of a merger between the National Wine Company, which dated back to 1934, and Read more...
As snow falls on Seattle and across Western Washington, a reminder that December’s Virtual Tasting is TONIGHT. The wine is Chateau Ste. Michelle's Indian Wells Cabernet 2005. This wine is widely available in supermarkets and Read more...
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