Meaning bee in Spanish, Abeja is currently making some of the states finest and most sought after cabernets. Wines: Score Name Notes $ * Abeja Cabernet Sauvignon 2005 Campfire smoke. Spicy oak. Sour cherry, with Read more...
Summary: H3 is a new label launched by Columbia Crest. The name stands for Horse Heaven Hills, one of the new appellations in Washington state. Indian Wells is a vineyard on the Wahluke Slope – Read more...
Summary: Nota Bene is a small winery located in south Seattle.Winemaker Tim Nardby is currently producing about 1000 casesper year. Their most notable wine, not tasted here, is a $30 Cieldu Cheval. Wines: Score Name Read more...
OS Winery, formerly Owen Sullivan, makes meaty red wines from grapes sourced from some of Washington’s most coveted locations. Located in south Seattle, winemaker Bill Owen focuses most of his attention on Bordeaux blends. Wines: Read more...
Named after the patron saint of the poor, Saint Laurent Winery is making exceptional wines at very reasonable prices. Located in Malaga, Washington just miles from Wenatchee, Saint Laurent sources their fruit from the Mattawa Read more...
Among the new wines I most look forward to sampling each year are Cadence’s excellent assortment of wines sourced from Red Mountain. Given the anticipation around Washington’s 2005 vintage – a year that boasted simply Read more...
All wines are rated as follows: ** An exceptional wine. Buy it now and either tell all your friends about it or keep it very, very secret, depending on your personality and availability. * An Read more...
Score Name Notes $ ** Walla Walla Vintners Cabernet Sauvignon Sagemoor Vineyard 2004 Coffee. Chocolate. Cherry. Another excellent wine that has improved with some age. 76% Cabernet; 16% Merlot; 8% Cab Franc. $40
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