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A peek at the WSU Wine Science Center
By Great Northwest Wine on December 3, 2014
The WSU Wine Science Center is under construction in Richland, the heart of Washington wine country. Construction will be largely completed by the end of December, and the first classes will be held there in August 2015. (Photo by Andy Perdue/Great Northwest Wine)
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