DeLille Cellars, Rosé 2017, Columbia Valley, Washington
Tasting Note: A flavorsome, grenache-mourvedre-cinsault rosé with body and personality.[Read more]
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Hogue Riesling 2017 – Would Work Well as an Aperitif
Hogue, Riesling 2017, Columbia Valley, Washington
Tasting Note: A good quality riesling from Columbia Valley.[Read more]
Sonoris Burney’s Blend 2009 – A Yummy, Columbia-Valley Red Blend
Sonoris, Burney’s Blend 2009, Columbia Valley, Washington
Tasting Note: A rich, fruit-forward, comforting red blend from Columbia Valley.[Read more]
Reininger Helix Merlot 2011 – A Straightforward, Easy-Going Merlot
Reininger, Helix Merlot 2011, Columbia Valley, Washington
Tasting Note: A straightforward, easy-going merlot.[Read more]
Garagiste Starfire Red 2016 – A Fun, Yummy Red Blend that Doesn’t Take Itself Too Seriously
Garagiste, Starfire Red 2016, Columbia Valley, Washington
Tasting Note: A smooth red blend from Columbia Valley that delights and abounds with supple red fruit.[Read more]
Dunham Cellars Syrah 2014 – Will Make You Go Down the Washington, Red-Wine Rabbit Hole
Dunham Cellars, Syrah 2014, Columbia Valley, Washington
Tasting Note: A seriously, supple and elegant syrah from Washington state that will make you go down the Washington-red-wine rabbit hole.[Read more]
Otis Kenyon Roussanne 2017 – White-Wine Rhone Lovers Will Fine Welcome Respite in this Washington-State Roussanne
Otis Kenyon, Roussanne 2017, Columbia Valley, Washington
Tasting Note: White-wine Rhone lovers will find welcome respite in this bottle of Columbia Valley, Washington roussanne.[Read more]
Hogue Late Harvest Riesling 2016 – Lots of Happy Flavor Intensity
Hogue, Late Harvest Riesling 2016, Columbia Valley, Washington
Tasting Note: A bright, refreshing riesling from Columbia Valley with lots of happy flavor intensity.[Read more]
Beast Wildebeest Red Wine 2013 – A Full-Bodied Red Blend with Balance
Beast, Wildebeest Red Wine 2013, Columbia Valley, Washington
Tasting Note: A full-bodied red blend with balance and a pleasing finish.[Read more]
Cathedral Ridge Necessity White 2017 – Who Knew (Outside Alsace) a Pinot Gris & Dry Riesling Mix Could Taste so Good?
Cathedral Ridge, Necessity White 2017, Columbia Valley, Washington
Tasting Note: Who knew (outside Alsace) a pinot gris and dry-riesling mix could taste so good?[Read more]
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