Sean Boyd of Sightglass Cellars in Woodinville grew up in the wine industry.Born in Colorado, Boyd spent his early years in San Diego where his father, Gerald D. Boyd, was editor of Wine Spectator in its earliest days when Read more...
I had the great pleasure recently of talking with Mike Stone on The TallMikeWine Podcast, heard in 47 states plus the District of Columbia as well as 57 countries on six continents.Mike and I discuss how Read more...
70+ wines reviewed below, including the latest from Alta, Anderson Family, Aubaine, Blackboard by Matthews, Chehalem, Fielding Hills, Mark Ryan, Prospice, Savage Grace, Stoller, Succession, Toil Oregon, Trothe, and Virtue. No one in Washington is making Read more...
Ste. Michelle Wine Estates (SMWE), the largest winery in the Pacific Northwest, announced the hiring of Shawn Conway as chief executive officer. Conway will start at the company effective immediately.“Shawn is a proven leader and the Read more...
After four long years away due to a pandemic-related pause, Taste Washington returns this month, with the Grand Tasting March 11th and 12th. Over the years, this event has been a launch pad for many newly minted Read more...
Below is a summary of articles from February 2023. Enjoy! Summary of Articles for January 2023 Leland Hyatt, founder of Hyatt Vineyards, dies at 85 Sparkling wines are bubbling up in Washington Part I: Appellations Read more...
40+ wines reviewed below, including the latest from Jaine, Ken Wright, Le Doubblé Troubblé, Massalto, Mongata, Rooted Souls, Sightglass, Soter, Valo, and Walla Walla Vintners. 2021 was a generous vintage for Willamette Valley Pinot Noir, Read more...
In the last three years, Washington has received six new federally approved grape growing regions. That brings the state’s total number of appellations to 20. On Saturday, March 11th as part of Taste Washington weekend, Read more...
A cool, wet start to the growing season contributed to a delayed harvest and a very large crop. An unseasonably warm October both rescued the vintage and resulted in high quality. Longtime Yakima Valley and Read more...
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