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A Day in the Life of Washington Wine

Mike Sauer, owner of Red Willow Vineyard, worked with winemaker David Lake for decades. This photo was taken two years ago during “A Day in the Life of Washington Wine.” (Photo by Andy Perdue/Great Northwest Wine)
Today, the Great Northwest Wine crew will be scouring the Columbia Valley taking photos, documenting what a typical day is like in the life of Washington wine.
Additionally, wineries across Washington will be taking photos and sending them to us for a package we are calling “A Day in the Life of Washington Wine.”
We first did this two years ago, and it was universally enjoyed. We plan to make this an annual event.
The photos we take and collect will be published here on Great Northwest Wine in about 10 days. Several Washington newspapers also plan to publish photos in print and online.
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