OLIVER, British Columbia - Tinhorn Creek Vineyards, one of the most visitor-friendly wineries in the Okanagan Valley, has announced the return of its Canadian Concert Series this summer. The series features music from some of Canada's top talent, all in the comfort of the winery's amphitheater, which is next to the award-winning winery. The concert series kicks off May 28 … [Read more...] about Tinhorn Creek Vineyards announces 2016 concert series
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Oregon Wine Board pays tribute to late Cole Danehower
PORTLAND, Ore. - Respected journalist Cole Danehower has been honored posthumously by the Oregon Wine Board with its Lifetime Achievement Award. The tribute to Danehower, 61, who died Aug. 21 after a brief battle with cancer, came Wednesday during the Oregon Wine Symposium’s industry awards ceremony. The Oregon Wine Board defines its Lifetime Achievement Award as a … [Read more...] about Oregon Wine Board pays tribute to late Cole Danehower
Wine Shack provides selections for Oregon coast visitors
CANNON BEACH, Ore. - When you head to the Oregon coast, it's a great opportunity to indulge in fresh seafood. Salmon, crab, oysters, scallops, clam chowder. And nothing goes better with seafood than a great bottle of wine. Steven Sinkler, owner of The Wine Shack in this coastal community, carries hundreds of wines in his shop just off the main drag through town and is … [Read more...] about Wine Shack provides selections for Oregon coast visitors
Washington Legislature considers special-event wine sales
OLYMPIA, Wash. — A bill is about two-thirds the way through the Washington Legislature to tackle wine sales at special events, plus selling private collections. The bill by Sen. Curtis King, R-Yakima, passed the Senate 39-8, and went through a hearing Monday in front of the House Commerce & Gaming Committee. “It does a lot for our wine industry,” King said. “This will … [Read more...] about Washington Legislature considers special-event wine sales
Idaho wine industry welcomes new plantings
CALDWELL, Idaho - Idaho's wine industry has a growing audience. Problem is, they aren’t growing enough fruit in Idaho to satisfy winemakers or satiate customers. At this point, just 1,300 acres of wine grapes are grown in the Gem State. That figure matches barely more than half the total acreage of vineyards draped across Red Mountain - the smallest American Viticultural … [Read more...] about Idaho wine industry welcomes new plantings