It’s nearly Thanksgiving and time to think about what wines you will place on the table. Food and wine pairings typically focus on a single wine with a single dish, not the variety that fills plates...
The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) approved Yakima Valley’s fourth sub AVA on September 25, 2020. This recognition acknowledges the distinctive topography and effects of the 815 acres located just four miles...
Local wineries are reimagining their business models, and the state of the industry as they move forward into the sales and marketing of wine during turbulent times. Winery professionals have realized that they need to rapidly...
After nearly a month of picking, the 2020 Yakima Valley wine grape harvest remains steady due to consistent summer temperatures. Small berries and clusters are offering excellent quality with a slightly lighter yield this year. Yakima Valley...
The end of summer is always a little sad. The sun sets earlier, and the kids are either back to school (or, this year, gearing up for online school). Although it has been an unconventional...
With its varying degrees of pink, rosé is as beautiful as it is palatable. The color of this popular summer wine ranges from a very light copper to a dark, almost hot pink. The winemaking method...
It’s summer in the Yakima Valley. The weather is warm, the agricultural bounty is high, and fresh white wines are top of mind. The Yakima Valley features landscapes of fruit trees, fragrant mint fields, and lush...
Gatherings may be smaller this year, but you definitely don’t want to miss out on celebrating America’s Independence Day. Whether your plans involve a leisurely weekend in the backyard, a small group of friends on...
Terra Blanca’s Tuscan-inspired architecture includes a beautifully appointed 10,000-square-foot tasting room, complete gourmet-style kitchen and several banquet rooms to accommodate both large and small groups. The patio seating offers a breathtaking view overlooking the Horse...
Between cool weather, battering wind and crews spaced 6 feet apart, the Yakima Valley’s wine grape growing season is off to an unconventional start. The hope of every grower each year is that spring delivers moderately...