Randall Grahm to produce Riesling in Washington
Bonny Doon producer Randall Grahm has begun building an all-Riesling winery in Washington State.
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Washington winemaker launches state's first 'Euro-blend' winery
American winemaker Brian Carter has launched Washington State's first winery to focus exclusively on hand-crafted European-style blended wines.
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New AVA for Washington
Washington’s Rattlesnake Hills will soon become this Pacific Northwest state’s ninth federal appellation.
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Washington State Wineries: Great Wine Route:
Washington may be more famous for giving the world Jimi Hendrix, Bing Crosby and Starbucks coffee but, as GARY WERNER finds out, it’s also the source of some of the world’s finest wines
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Washington Wine Institute has new director
The Washington Wine Commission and the Washington Wine Institute have hired a new executive director.
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Baxter Lynn resigns as Washington wine chief
After serving as executive director of the Washington Wine Commission for six months, Jane Baxter Lynn has left the job.
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2005 vintage guide for Washington State Cabernet Sauvignon
2005 vintage guide for Washington State Cabernet Sauvignon. Winemakers report small grape clusters with intense color, balance and ripe flavors.
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New Washington wine head appointed
The Washington Wine Commission today named Jane Baxter Lynn as its new executive director.
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2004 vintage guide for Washington State Cabernet Sauvignon
2004 vintage guide for Washington State Cabernet Sauvignon. Full-bodied wines with rich, ripe flavours.
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Ain't seen nothing yet: Washington State
From humble beginnings Washington State is now catapulted to a paradigm for the winemaking American Dream. ANTHONY DIAS BLUE discovers that its fame is beginning to spread.
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Washington wine: years of living dangerously
Washington growers live with the constant threat of ferocious weather. In spite of the caprices of the climate, STEPHEN BROOK discovers that great progress is being made
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Turning water into wine
Walla Walla means 'place of many waters' but, writes RICHARD NEILL, thanks to the inspired efforts of an eclectic bunch of growers, this Washington wine region could just as easily be called 'place of many wines'
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Pacific Plenty
With a vibrant wine culture, rapidly expanding vineyards and many new growers, the future for Washington State just looks brighter and brighter. TIM ATKIN reports.
