In hard times, we continue the search for good, inexpensive wines…While Abbey Page is located in Oregon, the grapes for this chardonnay are sourced from the Columbia Valley. Chardonnay has never been one of my Read more...
Owner and winemaker Larry Krivoshein began making wine at his home in eastern Washington twenty years ago. His early wines were under the “Digger” label, a nod to his nickname from his days as a Read more...
This is not a drill soldier! November's Virtual Tasting will take place tonight. The wine is Russell Creek's Tributary Red 2006. If you would like to join us and are in Seattle, both Pete's Bellevue Read more...
REMINDER: November’s virtual tasting will be Monday November 24th. Read more about it here. A summary of articles from November 15st to 21st on Washington wine. From around the country… Bryn Mawr and Haverford College’s Read more...
REMINDER: This month's virtual tasting will take place on Monday November 24th. Read more about it here.Okay folks, Thanksgiving is right around the corner so its time for some holiday recommendations. Below are some wines Read more...
Earlier this year, we welcomed the first print magazine dedicated exclusively to Washington wine – WINO. Now that WINO has six months or so under its belt, let’s take an extended look at how they Read more...
A reminder that this month's virtual tasting will be the Russell Creek Tributary Red 2006 on Monday November 24th. Read more about it here.
All good things must come to an end. Arlington Road Cellars, located in the Woodinville, will be closing its doors later this year. Apparently founders Ken Nydam and Robin Rutz have gone their separate ways Read more...
Following up my post of Wine Spectator’s Top 100 Wines of 2008, Paul Zitarelli over at Swordfern Wines inquired why I thought Quilceda Creek’s 2005 Cabernet had not made the list. I noticed this omission Read more...
Each year at this time, Wine Spectator releases their list of the top 100 wines of the year. The list always contains a handful of Washington wines. Here is their pre-amble to the list:"In 2008, Read more...
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