Tapteil, Grenache 2014, Red Mountain, Washington
Tasting Note: So good you might not share.[Read more]
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6 Reasons Why Real Wine Lovers Should Visit Red Mountain
You may not be familiar with wines from the Red Mountain American Viticultural Area (AVA) in Washington state.
And neither was I until my visit this past October as part of the 2018 Wine Bloggers Conference.
But I’m a fan of now.[Read more]
Portrait Cellars Cabernet Franc 2009 – Proves the Heights and Depth of Complexity the Cab Franc Can Reach in Red Mountain
Portrait Cellars, Cabernet Franc 2009, Red Mountain, Washington
Tasting Note: Cabernet franc may well find one of its ideal warm-weather growing sites in Washington state’s Red-Mountain AVA, and this bottle proves the heights and depth of complexity the grape can reach here.[Read more]
Fall Line Winery Artz Vineyard 2012 – A Cabernet-Franc-Led Blend to Repeat
Fall Line Winery, Artz Vineyard 2012, Red Mountain, Washington
Tasting Note: A cabernet-franc-led red blend that has a pleasing structure, aromatics and complexity.[Read more]
P Piers Saffran 2011 – Showcases Rich, Black Fruit from Red Mountain AVA
P Piers, Saffran 2011, Red Mountain, Washington
Tasting Note: A red, Bordeaux-styled blend from Washington state’s Red Mountain AVA that showcases rich, black fruit and perfect balance between fruit and tannin structure.[Read more]
