Home   >   Search results for "Stottle" (Page 5)

Search results for "Stottle"

  • 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
    • 0

  • 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
    • 3

  • 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
    • 1

  • Washington wine industry partners on U.S. Open corporate tent

    UNIVERSITY PLACE, Wash. — Next month’s U.S. Open Golf Championship at Chambers Bay west of Tacoma is viewed as the most important sporting event ever staged in Washington state, and the Washington State Wine Commission has made...

    • Posted May 18, 2015
    • 7

  • Olympia winery’s Merlot tops Capital competition

    LACEY, Wash. – An Olympia winery earned best-of-show honors at the annual Capital Food & Wine Festival Competition. Sovereign Cellars, owned and operated by Denny and Kathy Gross, took home the top trophy for its 2012 Merlot,...

    • Posted April 4, 2015
    • 6

  • The madness of Viognier

    With the way other Rhône varieties grow in the Pacific Northwest, then Viognier seems like a sure bet, too. Yet Viognier, a white grape variety from the Condrieu region of the Northern Rhône Valley, is a maddening...

    • Posted August 24, 2014
    • 0

  • Tempranillo adds zest to Northwest wine scene

    Tempranillo, the primary red grape of Spain’s Rioja region, has been planted in the Pacific Northwest since at least 1995, when Earl Jones at Abacela put his first vines in the ground in the Umpqua Valley near...

    • Posted July 27, 2014
    • 5

  • Seattle Wine Awards digs for gold

    SEATTLE – The annual Seattle Wine Awards, one of the most generous wine competitions in America, has announced its 2014 results. This year, 309 wines won unanimous double gold medals, meaning all judges on a panel gave...

    • Posted June 2, 2014
    • 0
  • Coyote Canyon Vineyard, an 1,100-acre site, was established by Mike Andrews in 1994 south of Prosser in Washington's Horse Heaven Hills. Andrews launched Coyote Canyon Winery in 2004.

    Yakima Valley winery tops Capital Food & Wine Competition

    A Yakima Valley winery using estate grapes from the Horse Heaven Hills earned best in show at the annual Capital Food & Wine Festival Competition. Coyote Canyon Winery, whose tasting room is in the Vintners Village in...

    • Posted April 9, 2014
    • 0

  • Valentine’s evening with 3 Lacey wineries

    Madsen Family Cellars, Northwest Mountain and Stottle Winery in Lacey will stage a special evening on Friday, Feb. 14. The event runs 6 p.m. – 9:30 p.m., and one ticket gets you access to all three wineries...

    • Posted January 29, 2014
    • 0