Quilceda Creek Cabernet - perhaps Washington's most coveted wine - will be a little harder to come by for the 2006 vintage. Due lower production, the winery decreased mailing list member allocations from 12 bottles Read more...
A summary of articles from January 1st to 7th on Washington wine.Our featured story this week – which is not about Washington wine but is too amusing to pass up – is from Wino’s blog Read more...
A vineyard designated wine is a rare beast for Cougar Crest - a winery known for making most of its bottlings from estate fruit sourced from Stellar Vineyard, Cougar Hills Vineyard, and Golden's Legacy Vineyard. Read more...
Ben Smith started like many young wine makers do. He took one hundred pounds of grapes and pressed the juice into a five gallon container. Here is where the similarities cease. Smith entered his first Read more...
January’s Virtual Tasting – the 2006 Columbia Crest Grand Estates Merlot - is one that everyone can take part in no matter where you may be. This wine receives nationwide distribution and can be found Read more...
A summary of articles from December 22nd to 31st on Washington wine.My featured article this go round is from Wino Magazine’s blog which gives some interesting detail on the recent freeze. From around the country… Read more...
In our 2008 Reader Survey Washington Wine of the Year, two wines not yet released distinguished themselves by receiving an extraordinary number of votes. In fact, one of these wines – the 2006 William Church Read more...
The winner of the 2008 Washington Wine Report Reader Survey Wine of the Year is the 2005 Quilceda Creek Cabernet Sauvignon.Quilceda Creek was founded in 1978. Since this time, they have been on a relentless Read more...
New Year’s Eve is always a time to break out some special wines. This year was truly a treat with an assortment of exceptional wines from Washington, California, and around the world.My favorite part of Read more...
At the end, finishing with a Châteauneuf-du-Pape from Chateau la Nerthe. Here is what Wine Spectator has to say:Big wine, but so refined and sleek, it comes across as delicate on the palate. Plenty of Read more...
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