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When the Washington Wine Hall of Fame returns, let’s induct Lane Hoss
When the Washington Wine Hall of Fame returns, let’s induct Lane Hoss
In the world of sports, it’s standard practice for someone to have been retired for five years in order to be considered for their hall of fame. This past winter,
Exploration of Grüner Veltliner, other varieties adds spice to Idaho wine industry
Exploration of Grüner Veltliner, other varieties adds spice to Idaho wine industry
NAMPA, Idaho — The wine industry is dependent on consumer tastes and whims. What makes responding to market trends so difficult is that it takes three to seven years before
The Wines that Made us: Ashley Trout and ‘99 Reininger Cabernet Franc
The Wines that Made us: Ashley Trout and ‘99 Reininger Cabernet Franc
WALLA WALLA, Wash. — Within her first week of moving to the Walla Walla Valley in 1999, Ashley Trout got herself a job. She traded the Washington of politicos for the
Hybrid grapes provide delicious option amid climate change
Hybrid grapes provide delicious option amid climate change
If you were offered a glass of Baco Noir or a crisp Seyval Blanc with your dinner, would you know what was being poured? An estimated 20% of wine grapes
Ellen on Wine: Isabelle Meunier keeps Lavinea Winery on global stage
Ellen on Wine: Isabelle Meunier keeps Lavinea Winery on global stage
A decade ago, Willamette Valley winemaker Isabelle Meunier and business partner Greg Ralston co-founded their single-vineyard wine brand, Lavinea. Her winemaking, which includes a focus on site-specific transparency and minimal
