Walla Walla produces a lot of delicious wine
Walla Walla wine is making quite a splash around the country.
Wine bloggo-sphere goes
bat$@#t crazy over controversial post regarding Cayuse wines — suggesting that it is possible to determine whether a wine is good or not by testing it's chemistry in a lab, which is, of course, complete bollocks.
Tulsa World's Scott Cherry tags Charles Smith,
the rock star of wine.
Esquire magazine
calls us out as the "Walla Walla Wine Ghetto" while proclaiming that the region produces "some of the country's best wines" and is the "most promising viticultural area in the U.S."
A list of Walla Walla Valley wine recommendations from the
Los Angeles Times.
The Seattle Times
asks, "Is Walla Walla "the next Napa"?
Patrick Comiskey of Wine Review Online ponders Walla Walla's
rocky geology.
Karen Reed-Mattheed, editor of Seattle Woman magazine,
shares her experience with the region.
Men's Vogue
throws a couple of links on the fire.
Wine Peeps
posts a report from a sampling of vineyards.
Aviation Today
reports: "Alaska Airlines Vacations Uncorks New Walla Walla Wine Country Travel Packages".
Wine Spectator snaps a series of pictures:
an interview with Rick Small, owner of Woodward Canyon, the wineries of
Drew Bledsoe,
Geoff Tate, and
Kyle MacLachlan.
Questions from Harvey Steiman,
Ste. Michelle's acquisition of Spring Valley Vineyard,
Chris Figgins on the harvest, and
tasting highlights from Cayuse.
Grade A for 2007 vintages, and a
list of Washington wines and their scores.
Experience the crush
View a comprehensive map of Walla Walla wineriesWalla Walla Wine Alliance's list of wineries