• Columbia Valley growers, winemaker look back on Mount St. Helens
• Salty fries and old Spätlese; the ’99 Bottles’ that made Andre Mack a somm
• Oregon wineries woo sports broadcaster Tony Kornheiser
• Walla Walla Valley Wine Alliance moves Celebrate to 2021
• Early freeze, drop in demand lead to smallest harvest for Washington wine since 2012
• Stock helps David Hill join ranks of B Corp wineries
• First markers for 2020 vintage include wet January, cool start to April
• In tune with Bells Up Winery in Oregon’s Chehalem Mountains
• Ste. Michelle Wine Estates closes wineries, tasting rooms to public
• Fortuity Cellars recruits winemaker Alexis Sells from Duckhorn

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  Palencia Albariño wins top wine in 2016 Cascadia Wine Competition

  HOOD RIVER, Ore. – For the second consecutive year, a young Walla Walla Valley winemaker earned the top prize at the fourth annual Cascadia Wine Competition, the largest judging of Pacific Northwest wines. Palencia Wine Co. won...

  • Posted March 17, 2016
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  Malbec tops Capital Wine and Food Festival wine competition

  LACEY, Wash. – A young Malbec grown in the Yakima Valley and poured in the shadows of the Cascades Range’s most active volcano will be featured as best of show during one of the Pacific Northwest’s largest...

  • Posted March 16, 2016
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  Reustle-Prayer Rock dominates at Savor NW Wine Awards

  CANNON BEACH, Ore. – Stephen Reustle had a great 2015, and the Southern Oregon winemaker is off to another great start in 2016. The owner of Reustle-Prayer Rock Vineyards near Roseburg earned a best-of-class award to accompany two...

  • Posted March 8, 2016
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  Sangiovese a taste of Italy in Pacific Northwest

  Sangiovese is the most-planted red grape in Italy and is most famous in Tuscany. Here in the New World, Sangiovese plays no more than a minor role. In the Northwest, some of the best examples of Sangiovese...

  • Posted February 21, 2016
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  Malbec a delicious Pacific Northwest red

  Malbec is proving to be a great fit in the Pacific Northwest. The robust red Bordeaux grape has been little more than a bit player until a decade ago, when more winemakers began to focus more attention...

  • Posted February 7, 2016
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  Christmas spirit alive at Northwest wineries

  Whether it’s snowy weather or holiday decorations, this is always one of the prettiest times of the year in Northwest wine country. We asked wineries throughout the Pacific Northwest to send us their holiday photos. Here is...

  • Posted December 22, 2015
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  Pacific Northwest perfect for Viognier

  In France’s Rhône Valley, there are 10 white grape varieties. In the Pacific Northwest, by far the most popular is Viognier. Its ancestral home is Condrieu in the northern Rhône. In fact, Viognier is the only grape allowed...

  • Posted July 19, 2015
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  Auction of Washington Wines lines up winemakers, chefs

  WOODINVILLE, Wash. — The 28th annual Auction of Washington Wines has announced its lineup of wineries and chefs participating next month in the Picnic & Barrel Auction and Winemaker Dinner Series. Registration has begun for each of...

  • Posted July 4, 2015
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  U.S. Open hospitality begins today for Washington Wine Commission

  UNIVERSITY PLACE, Wash. — The first round of the 2015 U.S. Open Golf Championship begins Thursday at Chambers Bay Golf Course near Tacoma, but the Washington State Wine Commission tees off its hospitality today within the tournament’s...

  • Posted June 15, 2015
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  Tempranillo catching on throughout Pacific Northwest

  Tempranillo has been around the Pacific Northwest for barely two decades, yet the zesty Spanish red variety is catching on quickly with winemakers, grape growers and consumers. The first Tempranillo in the Northwest went into the ground...

  • Posted June 7, 2015
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