In tough times, we continue the search for good, inexpensive wines. The Owen Roe Sharescropper’s Cabernet Sauvignon is always something of a bellwether for a vintage, with the winery releasing the wine early each year. If so, Read more...
The great dream – now an unstoppable force – goes on at Force Majeure (formerly Grand Rêve Vintners) with the winery naming an estate winemaker and also adding its seventh Collaboration Series winemaker. For the estate wines, Read more...
Today’s Fresh Sheet – new and recent releases – includes wines from Maison Bleue, Owen Roe, àMaurice Cellars, Baer Winery, Dumas Station, DiStefano Winery, Salida, and Chinook Wines. Read more…
In tough times, we continue the search for good, inexpensive wines. Read more…
Of the world’s many wine drinkers, few age their wine for any significant period of time. Doing so means you not only need more than one bottle of wine on hand – a rarity for Read more...
In tough times, we continue the search for good, inexpensive wines. L’Ecole No 41 has throughout its long history (the winery recently celebrated its 30th anniversary) carried the banner for Washington Chenin Blanc, making its first varietal Read more...
Today’s Fresh Sheet – new and recent releases – includes wines from Mark Ryan Winery, Sleight of Hand Cellars, Convergence Zone Cellars, Kevin White Winery, Mosquito Fleet Winery, Wind Rose Cellars, Kerloo Cellars, JB Neufeld, and Tranche Cellars. Read more…
It tough times, we continue the search for good, inexpensive wines with a baker’s Five Wines Under $15. Read more…
The Washington wine industry is all about small, family wineries, and one winery that puts a particular emphasis on this point is Sonoris Wines. Sonoris winemaker Hillary Sjolund started out as a premedical student at U.C. Read more...
For years, many Washington wineries have shied away from screwcaps and other alternative closures. While some, including Hogue, Syncline, Northwest Totem Cellars, and Dusted Valley Vintners have gone all in, others have steered clear or only put their white wines Read more...
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