Yellow Hawk Cellar has opened a downtown tasting room in Walla Walla, Washington. The tasting room is located at 343 South 2nd Avenue and is open Friday through Monday 11am to 5:30pm. Winemaker Tim Sampson Read more...
Summary: Fidelitas is a family-owned winery located in Benton City, Washington in the Red Mountain AVA. Owner and winemaker Charlie Hoppes named the M100 after his grandmother Mary who passed away at age 100 in Read more...
Back on-line after a week in Boston and New York visiting family and friends.Chateau Rollat was started by Bowin Lindgren who named the winery after his French ancestors. Lindgren recruited Christian LeSommer - wine master Read more...
Chris Gorman’s Bordeaux blends and Syrah are close to achieving cult wine status in Washington. The 2006 vintages - officially released September 1st – will no doubt please fans of this Woodinville winery. The two Read more...
A round-up of last week's articles on Washington wine. (Note: Next week will be a quiet one as I visit family on the east coast). From around the country… Bloomberg writes about the Riesling Rendezvous Read more...
Hard to believe it is almost September…By popular demand, September’s Virtual Tasting will be Tamarack Cellars Firehouse Red 2006. Several people had suggested this wine at August’s Virtual Tasting. It is an excellent choice as Read more...
Summary: Last week we focused on white wines as an offering to the Sun Gods who have recently pulled up stakes and left Seattle for what appears to be the remainder of the “summer”. While Read more...
Each month I will review five wines in the so called “value” category of fifteen dollars or under.Of the wines sampled this month, I did not find any stunners. Perhaps my favorite of the group Read more...
Two weeks after announcing the release of their 2006 Bésoleil, La Serenne, and La Côte Rousse to their mailing list, the Betz Family Winery has sold out of all three of these wines. This is Read more...
While Woodward Canyon is consistently considered one of the top wines coming out of Washington, I have never been overly impressed with their wines. I think this is largely because the wines are strongly tannic Read more...
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