Cabernet Sauvignon is often blended. This changes - and some would say completes - its distinctive profile. To showcase this iconic black grape, I wanted to pluck out varietal Cabernets. However, I most wanted to spotlight wines from Washington and som...
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Washington on SnoothApr 30, 2009
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://...
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May 2013
Nope. At least not for any of the sites I've been to. Some of the helpful ... ... o send to an address in washington (or elsewhere in the US) on my behalf. But never to a Canadian address. And, of all the wineries I've ever visited, none would ship to Canada. I'm fairly sure that this is due to our laws, and not their choice.I'm fairly sure t... Read More
May 2013
Are you allow to order wines on-line from the USA? Otherwise, you could order ... ... live too far away from Washington State. I love the wines there, Unfortunately for you, its in the southern most part of the stat Read More
May 2013
The Giro d'Italia is going full throttle and is just slightly more than ... Giro d'Italia features a Washington Zinfandel taking on a Primitivo from Puglia.Next up the illustrious Foxall is making another guest appearance. He will feature a California v. Northern Italy matchup inspired by the Tour of California vs. Giro d'Italia. I won't div... Read More
May 2013
Very smooth. EDF says "very smooth; almost like Cakebread." Read More
May 2013
So bad, I had to edit my review from one glass to one/half glass. This is not worth your money, you should buy grape soda instead, it's cheaper Read More
May 2013
This one was not one that I would purchase again. Thin to say the least in grape flavor and aroma. Nothing deep or redeeming at all. Smoky on finish and a little bit of tannin bite. Not a favorite. They get 10 bucks for this swill. Never again! Read More
May 2013
Bought this Cabernet Franc at the Maryhill Winery as they don't sell it in stores. This is a deep color with lighter color around the rim. Excellent nose of cassis and full flavor of blackberry and cherry. Mild but apparent tannins with a slight peppery flavor. Bit of a light clove taste upon finish. Read More
May 2013
No written review
Feb 18, 2012
you must realize there are two Washingtons. you mixed them up with your map!
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Feb 18, 2011
velvet devil
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Jun 27, 2010
If you are heading into Washington's wine country, make a stop in Prosser (exit 80 off I-82) if not able to stay the night. They have a "Vintner's Village", more like a Disneyland for wine lovers. There is so much to taste! All in all, Canyon's Edge Winery gets our thumbs up with an out of this world Cab and Sangiovese. Oh and we can't forge...
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Jun 9, 2010
My wife and I have been to Walla Walla several times. We got turned on to a Riesling at Three Rivers. I simply loved the Syrah that I purchased at L'Ecole No 41. Recently at Vino! A Wine Shop in Spokane, WA, I bought several bottles of Syrah by Spokane's Barrister Winery. It was excellent!
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498820 
May 16, 2010
A hidden gem in the world of wines. We need to get the word out there!
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479390 
Mar 25, 2010
Is anyone else doing the WA Merlot virtual wine tasting/tweetup tonight? #WAMerlot
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Mar 6, 2010
I think I'm 12 for 12 on red wines from Washington. I've literally never had a Cab, Syrah, or Merlot from Washington that I didn't at least like, but most of them I love. Something about that Columbia Valley that hits my taste buds right. Just thought I'd mention that. Anyone know of any good values $15-20 on big, bold Washington reds? I'm alwa...
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Jan 4, 2010
want a delicious bottle of wine with cherry, chocolate and even coffee notes from washington??? i tried this along with my fellow bartenders, and we fell in love.... it is now on our winelist!!! HOWLING WOLFE ZINFANDEL made by THURSTON WOLFE 2007 this vino is from horse heaven hills. It is increadable!!! i suggest to let it breathe for a while b...
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Jan 2, 2010
Try Coumbia Crest Grand Estates. I drank a 2006 Cabernet that was very pleasing to the pallet. Heavy Chocolate overtones. I will buy it again. It is a step up but still very affordable.
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