What follows is an excerpt from the 2009 Walla Walla Spring Release Weekend Report. Download the full report here (Note: Opens .pdf).Winemaker Serge Laville calls the 2006 vintage “our most labor intensive vintage ever” with Read more...
What follows is an excerpt from the 2009 Walla Walla Spring Release Weekend Report. Download the full report here (Note: Opens .pdf).Beresan gets its name from the region of the Ukraine the Waliser family hails Read more...
What follows is an excerpt from the 2009 Walla Walla Spring Release Weekend Report. Download the full report here (Note: Opens .pdf).Sean Boyd is up to something special at his new winery, Rotie Cellars. The Read more...
What follows is an excerpt from the 2009 Walla Walla Spring Release Weekend Report. Download the full report here (Note: Opens .pdf).Marie-Eve Gilla continues to impress at Forgeron. Her 2004 Boushey Vineyard Syrah was my Read more...
Recently I have been discussing why Washington Syrah does not sell particularly well and what value Syrah are out there. This was inspired by a post on Paul Gregutt’s blog last month. One of the Read more...
What follows is an excerpt from the 2009 Walla Walla Spring Release Weekend Report. Download the full report here (Note: Opens .pdf).One of the most exciting parts of this trip to Walla Walla was the Read more...
A summary of articles from July 1st to 7th on Washington wine.From around the country… The Idaho Press-Tribune writes about Alexandria Nicole’s 2006 Quarry Butte Red Table Wine.The Las Vegas Review Journal looks at Magnificent Read more...
In honor of summer, the July Virtual Tasting wine will be our first white wine - the Charles Smith 2008 Kung Fu Girl Riesling. This wine is widely available and retails for $12. In addition Read more...
Last month Paul Gregutt wrote about why Washington Syrah doesn’t sell particularly well. One of the hypotheses is that there are price issues. The issues are that 1) there are few quality Washington Syrah less Read more...
Boudreaux Cellars is located in Icicle Creek Canyon in Leavenworth, Washington – one of the state’s most picturesque locations. Winemaker Rob Newsom learned winemaking by picking the brains of some of Washington’s finest, including Gary Read more...
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