Earlier this month Time magazine named Oregon’s Willamette Valley one of the “World’s Greatest Places” of 2023. The appellation is among 50 locations and one of only six in the U.S. The headline reads “Willamette Valley, Oregon. Read more...
As promised last fall, I have moved Northwest Wine Report to a new platform. Many things will look the same, but I have also done some streamlining and reorganizing. Among them, the site now has Read more...
After a long, pandemic-related pause, Cayuse Weekend – also referred to as Spring Kickoff – returns to Walla Walla Valley April 7th through 9th. It’s a chance for list members to visit the valley, pick up their 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...
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...
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...
Below is a summary of articles from January. Enjoy!Summary of articles for December 2022 Va Piano purchases 53 acres in Walla Walla Valley My Top 10, most read articles of 2022 The Year in Review Read more...
Another year, another challenge. By popular demand, the challenge variety for 2023 will be…Cabernet Franc! Why Cabernet Franc? First, it was the overwhelming choice of people polled on my Facebook page. Second, it is another Read more...
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