Below is a summary of posts from April 2011.39th Amendment passes standardizing national liquor lawsSummary of Posts for March 2011Dynasty Cellars – How Peter Osvaldik went from living on the wrong side of the border Read more...
While Washington has come a long ways in terms of recognition as a significant wine region, it still has a long ways to go to reach broader awareness.The most recent case in point comes from Read more...
In tough times, we continue the search for good, inexpensive wines. Read more…
The April Virtual Tasting is tonight from 7-8pm Pacific. The wine is the 2009 Tamarack Firehouse Red Wine. This wine retails for $20 and is widely available.What you need to do to participate is:1. Buy Read more...
REMINDER: This month’s Virtual Tasting takes place on Tuesday April 26th at 7pm Pacific. Read about how to participate here.A round-up of stories on Washington wine from April 15th to 21st. See previous round-ups here.From Read more...
Falling into the ‘I love the Internet’ category, the Puget Sound Business Journal has created what they describe as a “comprehensive list of Washington State wineries, listed by their licensed facilities” using information obtained from Read more...
A round-up of stories on Washington wine from April 8th to 14th. See previous round-ups here.From around the country…Wines & Vines writes about federal funding for a Prosser wine center.Daily Astorian writes about an Astoria Read more...
After last week’s announcement of the sale of Betz Family Winery, I stayed up late into the night talking with several friends about the potential implications for the winery and for the Washington wine industry Read more...
The April Virtual Tasting is Tuesday April 26th from 7-8pm Pacific. The wine is the 2009 Tamarack Firehouse Red Wine. This wine retails for $20 and is widely available.What you need to do to participate Read more...
Much ado was made last year about Seattle-based Starbucks taking a number of steps to modify its brand, perhaps most notably by serving wine and beer at test stores. While numerous articles indicated that the Read more...
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