- VineLines Dispatch: September to remember on Red Mountain
- VineLines Dispatch: Woodinville crushes through smoke, pandemic
- Sweet 16th AVA in Washington belongs to Candy Mountain
- H3 2016 Cab rides off as Washington State Wine Competition best of show
- Elephant 7 soars with Yellow Bird Vineyard Grenache at Walla Walla Valley Wine Competition
- Dunham Cellars in Walla Walla raises $15,049 for suicide prevention
- USA Today readers vote Walla Walla Valley as America’s Best Wine Region
- Williamson Vineyards young Albariño rises to top of 2020 Idaho Wine Competition
- 2020 vintage for Northwest tracks dry, warm but not hot
- 5 Idaho wineries to pour at drive-in theater
Three Rivers Winery 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Valley, $21
It’s been six years since the Foley Wine Group purchased this Walla Walla property, and it wisely has kept winemaker Holly Turner at the helm. She worked with seven vineyards on this vibrant Cab — Clifton, Gamache, Wallula Gap, Martinez, Minnick, Seven Hills and Bacchus — and kept the focus on the fruit. The aromas bring black cherry, red currant and milk chocolate with spice notes of black pepper and clove. Those cherry and currant notes play through on to the palate, which is well balanced with sturdy tannins and good acidity. This wine received a silver medal at the 2014 Seattle Wine and Food Experience Wine Competition.
Rating: Excellent
Production: 3,200 cases
Alcohol: 14.5%
Latest News
-
VineLines Dispatch: September to remember on Red MountainDespite the smoke and the pandemic, harvest is in...
- September 27, 2020
-
VineLines Dispatch: Woodinville crushes through smoke, pandemicDespite the smoke and the pandemic, harvest is in...
- September 26, 2020
-
Sweet 16th AVA in Washington belongs to Candy MountainSweet news came from the federal government on Sept....
- September 25, 2020
0 comments