erincthomas: Please check out the following sites that I just built for the winery I'm at!
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SilverSableWine: Are you a home wine maker? I've done several batchs over the last few years with success. Washington State's law prohibiting home brew outside the home does limit my enjoyment of it.
February 14, 2009
bookashowwithpamperedchef: new winery: www.medicinecreekwines.com in the beautiful Nisqually Valley of Olympia, WA is awesome. they just opened for tastings on Sat / Sun 12-5. Highly recommend it if you love Reds!
October 15, 2008
amberf: Do you love wine? Did you know you could make money while you taste? BECOME A CONSULTANT! WineShop at Home Wine Consultants are fellow wine enthusiasts. Our consultants are able to learn more about wine while building their business according to their... moreDo you love wine? Did you know you could make money while you taste? BECOME A CONSULTANT! WineShop at Home Wine Consultants are fellow wine enthusiasts. Our consultants are able to learn more about wine while building their business according to their own schedules and goals. Prior wine expertise is not a requirement. WineShop at Home provides all of the training necessary to become a Personal Wine Consultant.
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I host private, guided wine tasting parties in your home, and am looking to fill the rest of my summer calendar. If you are interested in having 6-16 friends over for a fun and informative night of wine and... moreAnyone out there in Southwest Washington?
I host private, guided wine tasting parties in your home, and am looking to fill the rest of my summer calendar. If you are interested in having 6-16 friends over for a fun and informative night of wine and food, let me know!
Cheers!
June 22, 2008
catbyrd: Hi vino911 In answer to your question about wine tastings on the Eastside Eastside wine tastings include the Grape Choice in Kirkland every Wednesday from 5:30-7:30 or 9 depending upon the time of year; The Seattle Wine Company in Bellevue every ... moreHi vino911 In answer to your question about wine tastings on the Eastside Eastside wine tastings include the Grape Choice in Kirkland every Wednesday from 5:30-7:30 or 9 depending upon the time of year; The Seattle Wine Company in Bellevue every Friday afternoon from 4 - 6:30 and Saturdays from 1 - 5; Pete's in Bellevue also has tastings on Saturday afternoons Have you found My Village Wines shop in Woodinville? They have tastings all the time. A good friend of mine who lives in Lake Stevens just started working part time at Evergreen Cellars in Snohomish. They have tastings Fridays and Saturdays from 4 - 7. Cellar 46 in Mercer Island has tastings on Saturdays from 3 - 6. You can always taste flights at the Purple Cafes (Kirkland, Woodinville, Seattle) We're headed for ladies night tonight at the SIP in Issaquah where pours are 1/2 off on Thursday nights. (I just accidentally posted this on your profile, but meant to put it on discussion board. I think I've got this fig... less
June 12, 2008
SanguineBlues: Anyone ever go to the Spokane area for wine? I have a business trip there soon but don't know the area. There are several here: http://www.winesnw.com/spokane_area_map.html bu... moreAnyone ever go to the Spokane area for wine? I have a business trip there soon but don't know the area. There are several here: http://www.winesnw.com/spokane_area_map.html but I don't recognize the names. If anyone has any suggestions (or warnings); let me know!
June 10, 2008
vino911: So I where are some good wine tasting spots in Downtown Seattle and does anyone know of any good spots on the Eastside as well? I usually do my tastings in Woodinville & the North end but want to branch out since I work in Seattle.
May 23, 2008
elray: Riondo Prosecco veneto was given a 90 point rating, it was a great bubbly and modestly priced about 12.00 at the local wine merchant esquin.
May 15, 2008
elray: Hi, I'm Len. This is a short intro. I like to visit esquin wine shop in seattle and sample their wares.
May 14, 2008
Jacci: Howdy all, i'm brand new to the Seattle group. I'm north - in south Everett/Mill Creek. I would be willing to travel a bit for some good wine & good conversation.
May 13, 2008
SilverSableWine: Gas is still cheaper than wine so I don't mind a drive from Kirkland. A home would be good so we don't have to worry about corkage charges.
May 10, 2008
SanguineBlues: No one is South, eh? Phooey. I'm directionally impaired and hopeless north of Tacoma. I need to throttle back on the wine fund to get a GPS! :)
May 9, 2008
SeattleDave: I am very interested in getting a group together. I would prefer a private home to a public place as there would be no additional cost. I am willing to host, though my home is none too fancy. I am just North of Burien, about 3 miles from the Airport. ... moreI am very interested in getting a group together. I would prefer a private home to a public place as there would be no additional cost. I am willing to host, though my home is none too fancy. I am just North of Burien, about 3 miles from the Airport. Any evening the week of May 17-23 works for me as of now.
May 9, 2008
AlisonS: I'm up for getting together as a group. I'm on the East Side but would be willing to make my way into Seattle if that works better for more of you.
May 8, 2008
SilverSableWine: Sounds good. Lets see if we can get a group together. Anyone else???
May 5, 2008
erincthomas: I'm glad you are all enjoying this group! A meeting would be great, I'm in Ballard (northwestern Seattle for you Eastsiders) and wouldn't might traveling a bit to share some wine!
May 5, 2008
SilverSableWine: A Seattle area meet would be great. I also do a little homemade wine and would love to compare it with others.
May 3, 2008
TheresaChristiani: Are there enough people in the greater Seattle area to maybe meet up at a local spot to taste and chat about wine?
April 30, 2008
TheresaChristiani: Hey, thanks for starting this group! I started my wine drinking in CA but have really grown to appreciate WA wines since I moved here in 2000. Lots of good things happening in this state around wine. Just bought a bunch of impossible-to-get WA wines at... moreHey, thanks for starting this group! I started my wine drinking in CA but have really grown to appreciate WA wines since I moved here in 2000. Lots of good things happening in this state around wine. Just bought a bunch of impossible-to-get WA wines at a charity auction including the Columbia Valley Syrah signed by David Lake and Edgar Martinez and a three-year vertical of Flying Pig from Cayuse. If you are interested in supporting local wine and local charity together, check out www.makethedashcount.com. less
April 30, 2008
paddyobarfy: I live in the Okanagan, 20 minutes from the Wash. border. Me and my wine buddies are always zipping off south to find new and different stuff. And we ALWAYS pay the duty!!
April 24, 2008
Catie: Larry, you think that Washington and even Walla2 wines rock? Ehhh - they're okay.
April 21, 2008
SanguineBlues: Columbia Winery Syrah 2004 is my current favorite. I bet Mark doesn't want direct web links posted, but there's a nice review at wine weekly.
April 21, 2008
LarrytheSommelier: I wrote a new article about Walla Walla and would appreciate any comments if you ould be so kind to take the time and check out my blog.
April 20, 2008
erincthomas: Also, check out anything Ste. Michelle from the 90's and particularly Januik Merlots...
April 16, 2008
erincthomas: Woo, thanks for the 4 people that joined my group! I saw there wasn't a Washington wine group (cough California natives don't know wines exists outside of their own cough) and wanted to get some awareness out there!
April 16, 2008
cagbetts: Not that many Washington wines make it to our shelves in southern Idaho, but I will keep may eyes open to experiment.
April 16, 2008
LarrytheSommelier: Blackwood Canyon? Wow Michael sure is an entertaining guy! I have a love-hate thing going with Blackwood. When he gets it right he really scores with an amazing wine - but so many of his wines are so badly oxidized that it's a shame. He is really an ... moreBlackwood Canyon? Wow Michael sure is an entertaining guy! I have a love-hate thing going with Blackwood. When he gets it right he really scores with an amazing wine - but so many of his wines are so badly oxidized that it's a shame. He is really an interesting fellow!
Cheers, Larry
April 16, 2008
LarrytheSommelier: I think we may need to get this group livened up :)
Washington wines rock! Plain and simple. I have been in the industry for many years and am fortunate to count many of our best winemakers in Washington as friends. With that said, after traveling,... moreI think we may need to get this group livened up :)
Washington wines rock! Plain and simple. I have been in the industry for many years and am fortunate to count many of our best winemakers in Washington as friends. With that said, after traveling, tasting writing, selling and making wine for many a long year, there are few places in the world that can match Washington for all of its wine styles. You like white? Our Chenin blanc, semillon and riesling cant be beat in the lower 48 states. You like red? California? fuggedaboudit! From elegant and sublime to robust and hearty, we do it all.
One thing though - don't tell anyone! Leaves less for us up here;)
On April 11th at the Yakima Country Club, the Yakima Enological Society is hosting its annual Platinum Dinner. It is a 7-course meal paired with 18 platinum and double platinum award winning wines. There are seats for 164 and there are approximately 20 se
Hi all - I've moved to Washington for a year (school related), and while I'm here I'd love to try a bunch of wines that aren't nationally distributed (Hogue, Covey Run, etc). Any suggestions?Thanks!
Just FYI, I have no affilitation or opinion on them.www.widgeonhill.com open 7 days a week; Chehaliswww.scattercreekwinery.com by appt, Teninowww.heymannwhinery.com/ not sure about hours; CentraliaBirchfield Winery Onalaska 360-978-5224
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