The July/August edition of edibleSeattle contains an article I wrote titled ‘Liquid assets: Why Chenin Blanc is a grape worth saving.’ The article, which contains a list of recommendations, can be found at the following Read more...
Time once again to focus our attention on rosé with another look at wines from the 2010 vintage (read part I here).The next two months mark the brief period when people in the Pacific Northwest Read more...
Today’s Fresh Sheet – new and recent Washington wine releases – includes wines from J Bookwalter Winery, Cadaretta, Dowsett Family, and Idilico. Read more…
A round-up of stories on Washington wine from June 22nd to 30th.From around the country…The Washington Post writes about rose with a recommentation for Charles & Charles.The Wichita Falls Times Record News writes about Chateau Read more...
Well folks the 4th of July weekend is upon us, and summer days are finally here. Below are 25 recommendations for BBQs and boating that will impress your friends without breaking the bank. Feel free Read more...
Below is a summary of posts from the first half of 2011.JANUARYSummary of posts for 2010Best of Washington Wine Report 2010Washington Wine Round-up December 22nd to 31stWashington State Liquor Control Board clamps down on ‘corkage Read more...
Tonight! June Virtual Tasting from 7-8pm. Read about how to participate here. Tenor Wines is one of the more intriguing new wineries to come along in Washington recently.The winery takes a unique approach in its Read more...
Doubleback was unquestionably one of 2010’s most exciting new wineries. On the cusp of its second release, the winery shows every sign of establishing itself as one of Washington’s best. Doubleback was founded by former Read more...
Last week Senator Jim DeMint, Republican from South Carolina, took issue with a grant from the Economic Development Association to Prosser’s Walter Clore Wine and Culinary Center. In an editorial in the Wall Street Journal, Read more...
In tough times, we continue the search for good, inexpensive wines. Read more…
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