GILBERT CELLARSSummary: Although a new winery, Gilbert Cellars has been receiving wide distribution in Seattle area wine shops and restaurants. The winery is located west of Yakima.Wines:ScoreNameNotes$+Gilbert Cellars Claret Wahluke Slope 2004 A rich nose Read more...
On Wednesday June 4th, the Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) in Seattle hosted a “Debuts and Discoveries” night for forty-five Washington wineries in their first three years of production. With the number of wineries Read more...
Summary: Dumas Station Wines is located east of Walla Walla at the site of an apple packing warehouse established in 1897 by James Dumas. The 2003 cabernet is their first release. Wines: Score Name Notes Read more...
Spring Release is one of the main event weekends in Walla Walla. You can download a PDF copy of my report of the 2008 Spring Release weekend here.
In May of 2007, Lance Baer – founder of Baer Winery – unexpectedly passed away at age 39. Recently, I had the opportunity to sample the 2004 releases from this winery. Wines: Score Name Notes Read more...
Score Name Notes $ * Sheridan L ‘Orage 2004 Lots of black cherry and sweet oak spices. Light anise. Black pepper. Earthy. Black tea. A complex wine that opens up over time. $39
Back in February, some friends and I put together a unique wine tasting – six single vineyard wines from the famed Ciel du Cheval vineyard. All were from the 2005 vintage and were a mixture Read more...
Quilceda Creek has been making wine since 1979. However, it wasn’t until 2003 that they achieved wine superstardom with a #2 rating in Wine Spectator’s Top 100 Wines of the Year and a (second) 100 Read more...
Syncline Wine Cellars is located along the Columbia River in southern Washington. The name comes from a geological formation found west of the winery. Winemaker James Mantone and Assistant Winemaker Poppie Mantone focus on Rhone Read more...
Meaning bee in Spanish, Abeja is currently making some of the states finest and most sought after cabernets. Wines: Score Name Notes $ * Abeja Cabernet Sauvignon 2005 Campfire smoke. Spicy oak. Sour cherry, with Read more...
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