Yesterday fellow wine blogger Kori Voorhees at Wine Peeps wrote about a laboratory analysis of a bottle of Cayuse Vineyards 2004 Cailloux Vineyard Syrah. In the post and subsequent comments, she states emphatically and without Read more...
By popular demand, November's Virtual Tasting will be the 2009 Owen Roe Abbot's Table. This wine retails for $20 and is widely available. The tasting will take place on Wednesday November 17th from 7-8pm Pacific Read more...
A round-up of stories on Washington wine from October 22nd to October 31st. See previous round-ups here.From around the country…Wine Spectator writes about twelve supple Washington Reds (Note: May require subscription).Business Week writes about the Read more...
Initiative 1105 – which would have privatized the sale of spirits in Washington State, required a distributor to sell spirits, altered taxation, and made other changes – was, as expected, resoundingly defeated on election night. Read more...
This will be the last weekly harvest report for the 2010 season. My sincere thanks to all who contributed over the past two months by sharing data, pictures, and thoughts on this year’s growing season. Read more...
Below is a summary of posts for October 2010. Summary of Posts for September 2010Washington Wine Round-up September 22nd to 30thTraveling the wine trail with Washington Wine 92010 Harvest Report – October 6th EditionWine on Read more...
In tough times, we continue the search for good, inexpensive wines.Red Diamond is a Ste. Michelle Wine Estates holding. Laura Sorge serves as the winery’s winemaker. Red Diamond focuses on value wines. As with the Read more...
A round-up of stories on Washington wine from October 15th to 21st. See previous week’s round-ups here. From around the country…NPR talks about the liquor initiatives.From the blogosphere…Drink Nectar announces the wineries for Spokane’s Nectar Read more...
As I wrote several weeks ago, I am against both Initiative 1100 and 1105. This is due in part to my distaste for the subversion of the initiative process in Washington State. However, after spending Read more...
This is the second of two posts detailing the thoughts of individuals in each of the three tiers on Initiative 1100 and how they believe it might affect their businesses and consumers. Here, I look Read more...
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