The 2008 Reader Survey of Washington Wine of the Year continues for two more days. After this we will do a runoff of the top three vote getters. Here are the top five at present Read more...
Tis the season for top wine lists. The latest list is from local Paul Gregutt, Seattle Times Wine Adviser and author of "Washington Wines and Wineries The Essential Guide." See Gregutt's Top 100 wines of Read more...
Reminder there are three days left to vote in the 2008 Reader Survey Wine of the Year whereupon we will do a run-off of the top three. Please vote. As the time before the holidays Read more...
Chateau Ste. Michelle, located in Woodinville, Washington, was founded as American Wine Company in 1954. The company's foundation was the result of a merger between the National Wine Company, which dated back to 1934, and Read more...
As snow falls on Seattle and across Western Washington, a reminder that December’s Virtual Tasting is TONIGHT. The wine is Chateau Ste. Michelle's Indian Wells Cabernet 2005. This wine is widely available in supermarkets and Read more...
Okay, so your loved one already has stemware which was my first recommendation for a holiday gift. What’s next? After stemware, for me, everything else falls in to a big bucket in terms of priority. Read more...
Reminder: December’s Virtual Tasting is scheduled for Thursday 12/18. Read more about it here.Please note that the list below represents Washington Wine Report’s 2008 Wines of the Year. The 2008 Reader Survey Wine of the Read more...
This is the story of two uniquely different wines made from the same varietal from the one of Washington’s best wineries, Betz Family.La Côte Rousse Syrah is made from four different clones of Syrah from Read more...
The 2008 Washington Wine Report Reader Survey for wine of the year continues. With six days left to vote, Gilbert Cellars Cabernet and Syrah are showing strong along with Efeste "Jolie Bouche" Syrah 2006 and Read more...
Every five to eight years a deep freeze hits eastern Washington causing significant crop loss. The last freeze was in 2004 and resulted in more than 80% crop loss in Walla Walla, the area hardest Read more...
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