Below is a summary of articles from April 2024. Enjoy! What if…Taylor Swift loved Washington wine? Spring subscriber drive Former Columbia Winery facility reopens as Columbia Collective A return to The TallMikeWine Podcast with Mike Read more...
Twenty years ago this week, I started writing about and reviewing wine. I had moved from Boston to Seattle four years earlier. I often tell people that if a psychic told me then that, within Read more...
80+ wines reviewed below and in the database, including the latest from Anacréon, Avennia, Chehalem, Ghost Hill, Gran Moraine, Iris, J. Bookwalter, Kevin White, King Estate, L’Ecole No. 41, La Rata, LucidWild, Mercer, Mongata, Neher, Read more...
Plus 24 Bionic Wines reviewed from the 2021 and 2022 vintages Over the years, one question I’ve heard from consumers and more than the occasional winemaker is, how are the wines from Christophe Baron at Read more...
Move makes Ackley a major player in Washington, marks Gallo’s exit Seattle-based Ackley Brands has acquired Washington’s Columbia Winery and Hogue Cellars from Gallo. The terms of the sale, which is expected to close April Read more...
The following article was written by Michael Fagin. Fagin is an operational meteorologist providing weather forecasts to clients in the Pacific Northwest and providing custom forecast for groups climbing Mt. Everest and other major peaks. Read more...
This is the last in a series of articles this week about wine writing. Read “What’s next for wine writing?” Read “Who writes about wine?” Read “How to make money freelance wine writing.” Previously, I Read more...
"If I just dig faster, I'll get out of this hole." This is the third is a series of four articles this week about wine writing. Read “What’s next for wine writing?” Read Read more...
This is the second in a series of articles this week about wine writing. Read the first article, “What’s next for wine writing?” I wrote yesterday about what I see coming next for wine writing. Read more...
In a recent blog post, The Wine Bible author Karen MacNeil asked whether we are witnessing the end of wine writing. “Wine writing as a profession, a craft, even sometimes an art, is disappearing,” MacNeil Read more...
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