A round-up of last week's articles on Washington wine. From around the country: This biggest story this week was the Auction of Washington wines. The many articles and posts include this one from the Wall Read more...
Continuing with our week of whites in honor to the sun gods...Covington Cellars is located in an office park in Woodinville, Washington. Winemaker David Lawson makes an interesting array of reds and whites, including a Read more...
The Auction of Washington Wines took place last weekend in Woodinville, Washington. The events, from a picnic to winemaker dinners, a 10k run, and the gala auction, raise money for Children’s Hospital and Regional Medical Read more...
As one of my climbing compatriots points out in his comment on my write-up of Lost River Winery, there was, in fact, a casualty associated with the climb. Due to the trauma involved, I had Read more...
As promised, a brief digression from the focus on white wines this week. This diversion takes us to Lost River Winery.The weekend of August 8th I set out for eastern Washington for a climbing trip Read more...
In continued supplication to the Pacific Northwest sun gods, another in a series of white wine reviews.Cougar Crest is a Walla Walla area producer. The winery – already receiving high scores from Wine Spectator for Read more...
In an attempt to beckon the sun gods back to the Pacific Northwest, the first in a series of white wine reviews this week…Novelty Hill shares a new multi-million dollar facility with Januik Winery in Read more...
As I write this from my apartment in Seattle, the rain falls. The forecast is for the snow level to drop down to 6,500 feet tonight. Where has our summer gone? August is typically the Read more...
Welcome to Washington Wine Report’s inaugural virtual tasting! Here’s the deal. At the beginning of each month we will announce a wine to be the focus of our virtual tasting. Two weeks later – to Read more...
Today is our inaugural virtual tasting! As you know, the wine will be L'Ecole No. 41's Recess Red 2006. See additional information on the virtual tasting here.I will be opening up the bottle at 7 Read more...
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