A round-up of last week's articles on Washington wine. From around the country… By far the biggest story of the week, which was picked up by, um everyone, was the story of vineyards in Yakima Read more...
Going for Seconds recently blogged on a tasting in Seattle with Steve Tanzer of International Wine Cellar fame. The purpose of the event was to taste ten of the best Cabernet and Syrah in Washington. Read more...
L’Ecole No. 41 is one of the premier Washington wineries and boasts something few other state wineries can – a twenty-five year track record.Last month saw the release of two white wines from L’Ecole, the Read more...
June saw the launch of a new print magazine dedicated to Washington wine. The magazine – Wino – is planned as a free monthly and will be distributed to businesses throughout the Puget Sound area. Read more...
Summary: Boudreaux Cellars is a small winery located in Leavenworth, Washington. Winemaker Rob Newsom was attracted to the area by its spectacular rock climbing routes (for you climbers out there, the winery is located near Read more...
A roundup of articles on Washington wine from August 1st to 7th . From around the country… To the north, The Vancouver Sun discusses Riesling, one of the grapes that originally put Washington on the Read more...
Syzygy is a term for the moment of alignment between three celestial bodies, such as the earth, moon, and sun. The name reflects winemaker Zach Brettler’s long interest in astronomy.Syzygy’s wines are always rich and Read more...
Summary: Anelare is a new winery located in Benton City, Washington. Winemaker Victor Cruz also has his own winery, Canon del Sol. “Anelare” is Italian for “desire” or “yearn for.” The 2005 Cabernet, which received Read more...
One of the most enjoyable aspects of drinking wine is discussing it with others. Discussing wine helps you hone your wine tasting skills and enhances the experience.Starting this month, I am launching a “virtual tasting” Read more...
A story in Wednesday’s Washington Post about Washington wine. The article discusses Washington’s meteoric rise from 70 wineries in 1990 to 540 today. The article has call-outs to Gramercy’s Greg Harrington, whose wines have been Read more...
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