Wine Yakima Valley is inviting
wine enthusiasts to its annual
Catch the Crush event
October 13, 14.
Each winery offers its own
celebratory events, including grape stomps,
harvest and crush activities, tours,
free-run juice, hors d’oeuvres, live
music, and of course wine
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Learn about the Yakima Valley's journey from the early pioneer growers to today's modern wine industry.
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The Yakima Valley was designated as an AVA in early 1983; but the story began much earlier…fifteen million years earlier.
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Many associate Washington State with rain, but the snowcapped volcanoes of the Cascade Mountains dramatically influence the weather in our corner of the country.
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Yakima Valley wineries are beginning to bring in the final haul for the 2018 harvest. The fruit is spectacular with exceptional color and flavors. Winemakers are anticipating the 2018 vintage to be intense, complex wines. As a growing region, I
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Consumers are concerned with health and wellness more today than ever before, which is creating a heightened interest in lower-alcohol wines. As a result, winemakers are recognizing the demand for high-quality wine without high levels of alcohol. Woodinville-based Savage Grace
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Words give the world meaning. Every time we learn a new word we add a new color to our palette. There are a lot of words that add color to the palette when tasting wine. It’s important to recognize what
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From reds to whites, roses to sparklings, the diversity and flavors of Yakima Valley wines will be explored and decoded as the Valley’s largest wine weekend draws near. Spring Barrel tasting will gather the region’s winemakers and their wines for
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Great Northwest Wine December 31, 2017 Washington is often thought of as a white wine state, probably because we’re famous for our Rieslings and Chardonnays. But, in fact, Washington has been a red wine state for a long time. The
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