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What a great event! It’s a nice size event that does not overwhelm you with concern about how you can get to every booth in one afternoon. I’d like to thank Jamie Peha and many sponsors of the Seattle Food & Wine Experience. I was one of eight bloggers & tweeters who were tweeting live about the [...]
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Do you have your ticket yet for the Seattle Food and Wine Experience on February 28th? This is a great opportunity to check out wines from 10 countries and enjoy delicious food from local and regional restaurants and vendors. Tickets are available at Brown Paper Tickets for $49 in advance. I’ll be tweeting with a focus on Washington red [...]
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Calling all wine bloggers! You have an opportunity to win an expense paid trip from Seattle over to the Wine Bloggers Conference 2010 in Walla Walla. It’s so simple. To be one of the twelve winners all you need to do to enter is to sign up on WineCHATr.com, add a contest badge to your website, [...]
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An article from the Tri-City Herald talks about how we still are drinking Washington wines but have adjusted our palates to our smaller budgets. What price range are you looking for when you buy wine?
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Tickets are now available for Passport 2010 which is April 17th & 18th. The tickets are $60 for two day tickets and $40 for Sunday only. You can purchase your tickets at Woodinville Wine Country.
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An article in the Tri-City Hearld tells how the Washington wine industry continues to grow at record levels.
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There is a great article about Chateau Ste. Michelle on the front page of today’s Seattle Times. There is also a video of Ted Basler, CEO, about winning twin honors; “Wine of the Year” from Wine Spectator and Ted Basler was “Man of the Year” by Wine Enthusiast. You can also check out the photo gallery [...]
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We have less than a week before St. Nick Weekend is upon us. There are still Saturday/Sunday and Sunday only tickets available; $50 and $35 respectively. JM Cellars and Mark Ryan are participating this year. You can get your tickets at Woodinville Wine Country. Next booklet and glass pickup is on December 4th at Columbia Winery from [...]
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Seems like a group of Chinese journalist were in town the otherweekend according to the Seattle Times. They were doing some sightseeing in the Seattle area. They were spotted at Chateau Ste. Michelle wine tasting.
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Paul Gregutt recommends Pacific Northwest wines in the Seattle Times Pacific Northwest magazine that retail for between $10 and $20.
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