This report from the Walla Walla Valley includes wines from Abeja, Amavi Cellars, Pepper Bridge, Buty, Tulpen Cellars, L’Ecole No 41, Tempus Cellars, and Forgeron Cellars. Abeja While Abeja has long been known as a Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay shop (it still is), recent vintages Read more...
While the cool temperatures of 2010 caused a great deal of consternation among Washington growers and winemakers, the results so far for white wines have been impressive. In fact, 2010 looks to be one of Read more...
Reminder: Voting on the 2010 Reader Survey Wine of the Year and 2011 Wine to Watch continues until Thursday at 9pm. Like many, Joe Forest of Tempus Cellars graduated from college at a loss for Read more...
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