Washington Wineries
People, Regions and Issues Surounding the Washington Wine Industry
Most Washington wineries are located around the 46°N latitude, just one degree north of Oregon's best wineries, and along the same latitude as the French regions of Burgundy and Bordeaux. The Washington wine regions differ in climate, but they all produce some of the most recognizable and distinct wines in the western US. We at Avalon Wine have a special place in our hearts (and palates) for these WA wines and we're happy to profile some of the key wineries in the region.
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Feature Articles
Wild Mushroom & Pinot noir
Owen Roe's Big Expansion
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Wine Releases
2008's Most Memorable Wines
Et Fille 2007 Pinots
December - Hard to get New Releases
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Oregon Wineries
Territorial Vyds Pairs Urban and Rural
Winderlea: Goldschmidt Revisioned
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Washington Wineries
Fall Line's Best value Washington Reds
Fielding Hills Winery
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Vineyards & Winemaking
Organic, biodynamic, LEED
Trellising, grapes, soils
Vineyard info, interviews
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Recipes: Pairing Food & Wine
Northwest Style cooking
Salmon, hazelnuts, NW specialties
NW restaurant profiles, recipes
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How to Taste & Collect Wine
A Sensory Evaluation of Wine
Hosting a Wine Tasting
Cellaring Wine
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Grape Varietals
Pinot noir, Syrah, Cabernet trends
Lesser known grapes, new trends
Frequently Asked Questions
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