Tamarack Cellars Viognier (2012)
| Winery: | Tamarack Cellars |
| Region: | USA » Washington |
| Varietal: | Viognier |
| Type: | Table Wines |
Tamarack Cellars
Founded in 1998 by Ron and Jamie Coleman, Tamarack Cellars is dedicated to the production of small lot, hand-crafted wines from select vineyards in the Walla Walla Valley, Rattle Snake Hills, Horse Heaven Hills, Wahluke Slope, Yakima Valley, Red Mountain and Columbia Valley appellations. The winery is located in a restored WW II fire station and barracks at the Walla Walla Airport Complex.
Production began in 1998 and is currently up to 12,000 cases for the 2008 vintage. Wines include Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, DuBrul Vineyard Reserve, Syrah, Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc, Sangiovese, and Firehouse Red.
Ron Coleman serves as winemaker and general manager. He comes to the job after a long career in the wine industry with experience in wholesale and retail sales, as a sommelier, and through cellar work for Waterbrook and Canoe Ridge wineries.
– Description from
milana
Sourced from Sagemoor Quince, candle wax, a hint of smokiness, earthy floral notes, saffron and a big ginseng, note come together on the nose. A little sweetness greets the palate and while this retains decent acids it’s a little less lively than I w...
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Merlot
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Sangiovese
Prounounced “San-joh-vay-say,” this Italian wine varietal is Tuscany’s #1 red wine grape. It’s the pistol of Central ...
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Chardonnay
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November 2015
Tamarack Cellars Firehouse Red 2009
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Wine Sellers of Saugatuck, 10/15. Consumed at Thanksgiving dinner 2015. Lovely blend of nine wines. Paired well with all the taste treats at our festive feast. All this for $10, the Saugatuck Wine Store was a real great find. Read More
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April 2015
Retired and looking to become more acquainted with wine products. It seems like an vast array of confusion to me. I only drink dark red wines, and the cheap kinds- as you might be able to tell by my username- but I love wine. So let me get my many thoughts together and in some kind of order and I will get back. Thank you community. Read More
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January 2015
Do you have a Total Wine near you? They might be able to get some good ... ... to look out for. Tamarack Cellars, Kiona, L'Ecole 41, are some that have affordable cabs that are killer. Oh, Lucha Vino lives in Washington (although he's been scarce on the forum lately), he could help you more than myself. I live in British Columbia (just no... Read More
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January 2015
I have been lurking for the past few months but have decided to be a contributor in 2015. My interest is in California Cabernet Sauvignon (Napa, Sonoma and Paso Robles-Blends), Washington Cab Sav & Merlot and some daily drinkers from Chile and Argentina. I have visited Napa, Sonoma and Paso a few times in the past 5 years but look forward to co... Read More
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November 2014
Jon,We (Canadians) had our Thanksgiving in October. I had a Tamarack Cellars (Washington) Fire House Red. I work tomorrow and Friday (just regular days here), so most likely won't be opening anything :( Read More
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November 2014
What's everyone opening?No cooking for me this year, but I'll be providing all the wines, probably 10-12 bottles. Have to make final cuts tonight but a couple bottles of Chardonnay, Beaujolais, and Pinot are in the mix. Read More
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August 2014
Tamarack Cellars Firehouse Red 2012
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This one was such a thrill from the moment I opened the bottle till I finished the last drop. This has to be the finest wine I've tasted this year. Mellow entry, aroma is a burst of grape. Vanilla, raspberry, strawberry and a finish that seems to last forever. WOW Read More
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June 2014
Most of us reserve the better wines for the weekend. Show us what you served this past weekend and include photos of the food pairings too. Read More
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March 2014
Tamarack Cellars Firehouse Red 2011
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Good blend of blackberry and black cherry, complimented by vibrant acidity with subtle earthy spice notes; fine tannins, moderate finish. Read More
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March 2014
Yesterday I presented a brief overview of Washington state to help put ... balanced wines. 2012 Tamarack Cellars Viognier 13.4% $24 Sourced from Sagemoor Quince, candle wax, a hint of smokiness, earthy floral notes, saffron and a big ginseng, note come together on the nose. A little sweetness greets the palate and while this retains decent ac... Read More
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