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Mccrea Cellars Roussanne Ciel du Cheval Vyd (2005)
Mccrea Cellars Roussanne Ciel du Cheval Vyd 2005

SnoothRank: 3.96

US $1600


Trio Vintners Sangiovese (2006)
Trio Vintners Sangiovese 2006

SnoothRank: 4.14

US $2000


Waterbrook Winery Syrah (2005)
Waterbrook Winery Syrah 2005

SnoothRank: 4.13

US $1998


Domaine Ste. Michelle Blanc de Noirs (NV)
Domaine Ste. Michelle Blanc de Noirs NV

SnoothRank: 4

US $1393



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Washington’s viticultural history dates back to 1825, when the Hudson’s Bay Company planted the first wine grapes, and by the start of the 20th century every corner of the state was planted with vines. Prohibition put a stop to it, and for read more...



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HardRow commented on this page:

Washiington State just got its 11th appellation...Lake Chelan yesterday April 29, 2009. This area is located in north central Washington state and islocated within the Columbia Valley AVA but at its most northern boundary. It is much higher in elevation and with a more cooler climate. For more information on this up-and-coming area visit http://www.lakechelanwineries.com. For full disclosure, I am a winermaker and vineyard owner at Lake Chelan (Hard Row to Hoe Vineyards) and president of the Lake Chelan Wine Growers Association. A visit to this area should be on everyone's bucket list. Our wines sold mostly from our website and out of our tasting room. Hard Row Barbera from a high altitude vineyard here on the north shore is not to be missed!

Intensely floral aroma and smooth mouthfeel. This stuff is incredible!

schellbe wrote in the forum topic: Finger Lakes wine trip- Seneca Lake
November 2009

We took our honeymoon (bike trip) through the Finger Lakes, and have had a number of trips to the wineries in the past. The best wines made in the Finger Lakes are Riesling and Gewurzrtraminer. The latter are generally...

November 2009

Sorry, forgot to type in before pushing 'approve' that some other people seem ... the largest allocation from Washington, which was the focus of the article, was to the Wine Institute. Philip/Mark, can we please get an...

Andrew Will makes some of the best wine in America let alone Washington State. Not big bruiser Cali style but elegant and refined. Ciel du Cheval is his 'right bank' interpretation. Lots of Merlot.

Andrew Will Ciel du Cheval Vineyard 2005

Starting at $44.99 Snoothrank: 4/5

The 2007 H3 Cabernet is One Word: Smooth It is an intense fruit forward flavor as promised. A very pleasing balance of berry and earth, yet something else still that I can’t put my finger on. This is smooth and...

Took a bit for it to open up, but when it did it was full of black cherry and earthy leathery tobacco, nice pleasant dryness, but we wished the finish had stayed with us longer...

HondaJohn wrote in the forum topic: New wine group- 1st Event
November 2009

First off, thanks for the summary. Like you, I'm finding some great finds in Washington but the prices keep going up! I do like the wines from Magnificent Wine Co as they represent solid value if not super quality....

VegasOenophile wrote in the forum topic: New wine group- 1st Event
November 2009

I wanted to get the wine lovers I know together for an event to taste and ... getting more and more into Washington cabs. It was a great event at which I got to do some educating on tasting techniques and etiquette and...

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