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DEBUTS and DISCOVERIES
2017-03-18 17:00 - 21:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Hangar 30 at Magnuson Park, 7400 Sand Point Way NE, Seattle, WA, United States
DEBUTS & DISCOVERIES ~ Sat. March 18th
Hanger 30 Magnuson Park – Seattle
5 – 9 pm – Tickets $35 Advance / $40 Door
Join us for our 10th Annual event where enthusiasts get to discover everything NEW! 6 New Cideries, 7 New Breweries, 11 New Distilleries, and 11 New Wineries! Something fun for everyone!!! Click Here for more info!

2dor Wines
3 Howls Distilling
Adrice Wines
Blackfish Spirits Distillery
Bomond Vodka
Cairn Brewing
Caprio Cellars
Chatter Creek Cider
Coral Wines
Delich Distillery
Elemental Hard Cider
Elephant Seven Winery
Eternal Wines
Figurehead Brewing
Floating Bridge Brewing
Four General Brewing
Keira Cellars
Locust Cider
Love That Red Winery
Lucky Envelope Brewery
Nightside Distillery
Nine Yards Brewing
Old Stove Brewing
Orcas Island Distillery
Pear Up/Neigel Vintners
Sandstone Distillery
Scratch Distillery
Schilling Cider
Sea Bishop Spirits
Synne Cellars
Steelhead Cider
Temple Distilling
Truth Teller Winery
Upsidedown Wine
Weaver Family Winery
Wishka River Distillery
Woodinville Whiskey
Woodinville Ciderworks

DEBUTS & DISCOVERIES
2017-03-18 17:00 - 21:00 | Hangar 30 at Magnuson Park, 7400 Sand Point Way NE, Seattle, WA, United States
DEBUTS & DISCOVERIES
Sat March 18
5-9pm
Hangar 30
6310 NE 74th, Seattle, WA 98115
Taste new wine, liquor, ciders and brews and food to benefit the Teen Feed Program, http://www.teenfeed.org/.
Please join us — Saturday, March 18, 2017 for a terrific night to support community and taste the newest in local craft beverage makers. Hanger 30 at Magnuson Park (see map) Buy your tickets before 12/31/16 for just $30 and save 25% off the night of event ticket price.
Tastes from the newest Washington state wineries, breweries, distilleries and cideries.splendid food from some of Seattles best food trucks.purchase exclusive bottles to take home!
University Sunrise Rotary presents a tasting smorgasbord of the latest local beverage creations. Complementing these new flavors in the historic Sandpoint Naval Air Station Hangar 30 in Magnuson Park will be the varied bites of the hottest new food trucks. Purchase bottles of the beverages that you like best as you leave!
Proceeds from the night will go toward the Teen Feed Program,http://www.teenfeed.org/. Teen Feed offers basic need items and daily essentials to encourage homeless youth care for themselves. Teen Feed provides basic needs for homeless youth in our neighborhoods with meals, relationships, stability and networks with strong partners who complement Teen Feed efforts.
Come be the first to taste the newest food and drink in Seattle, take some home to share with friends, and support a truly meaningful cause.

Third Annual Baker’s Dozen
2017-03-11 10:00 - 17:00 | Culmination Brewing Company, 2117 NE Oregon St, Portland, OR, 97232, United States
3rd ANNUAL BAKER’S DOZEN—FEATURING 13 COFFEE BEERS, ROASTERS, & LOCAL DOUGHNUTS—DUNKS SAT., MARCH 11

Culmination Brewing Once Again Hosts Frosty & Frosted Beer Fest
Beervana, OR, Jan. 18, 2016 – The Third Annual Baker’s Dozen is Portland’s, and the world’s, only coffee beer and doughnut festival. It features three things Portland does best: beer, coffee, and doughnuts. Portland is home to several dozen craft breweries and independent roasters so the marriage of the two made in hoppy, caffeinated heaven. Those results then pair sublimely with doughnuts. Mix’n’match; no single coffee beer is designed to complement any particular doughnut. The festival again takes place at Culmination Brewing Co. with assistance from neighbors Oregon Mead & Cider (2117 NE Oregon St.).
New this year, the fest will occur over two sessions on Saturday, March 11, first from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and then from 2 p.m. until 5 p.m. Last year the event sold out in advance and tickets are limited to 700 (to ensure attendees can sample everything) and are available for $27 ($30 at the door if available) at Merctickets.com/go/BakersDozenPDX

Paid admission includes samples of every unique coffee-infused beer and delectable doughnut morsel (most will be quartered). Each beer incorporates a different local roaster’s beans. Brewers excel at experimenting with base styles on which to layer coffee notes over, ranging from traditional stouts and porters to cream ales, lagers, and in the case of co-host Oregon Mead & Cider, a honey mead. The nearly finished line-up this year features mostly Portland breweries: Culmination, Gigantic, Great Notion, Labrewatory, McMenamins, Montavilla (in collaboration with Bipartisan Café), and Tugboat. (This marks the first occasion ever where Tugboat’s beer will be available off-premise. It’s also the debut of Coffee Chernobyl, their celebrated 14% ABV double imperial stout.) Additionally, Block 15 from Corvallis will send the next rendition of Cosmic Cold Brew, “Double Ristretto,” San Diego’s Modern Times will have a beer made with house-roasted beans, and Georgetown from Seattle will pour their GABF 2016 gold medal winning Gusto Crema featuring Caffe Umbria coffee. Additional Portland roasters participating include Ole Latte, Clutch, Water Avenue, and Stumptown while McMenamins Coffee, like Modern Times, roasts their own.

This year’s doughnut line-up includes Annie’s, Blue Star, Coco Donuts, Delicious Donuts, Donut Byte Labs, Helen Bernhard Bakery, Joe’s Donuts from Sandy, Rocking Frog Café, Staccato Gelato, Tonalli’s, and, parked on site making fresh Mexican churros, Churros Locos.

As an all-ages event, a portion of the proceeds will go to Friends of the Children, Portland providing commitment assistance to at-risk youth. For folks needing savory protein, Culmination Kitchen executive chef CJ Mueller will have breakfast food available for sale and several of the roasters will provide complimentary joe.

Pertinent links: Ticketing Merctickets.com/go/BakersDozenPDX ($27 online, $30 at the door if available)
Facebook: Facebook.com/BakersDozenPDX
Twitter: @BakersDozenPDX.
Visit Culmination Brewing online at CulminationBrewing.com or, y’know, in person at 2117 NE Oregon St.

South Sound Spirits Gathering
2017-03-11 | Olympic Flight Museum, Building A, 7637 Old Hwy 99 SE,, Tumwater, WA, 98501, United States
South Sound Spirits Gathering, March 11, 2017
This popular tasting event returns for its second run at the Olympic Flight Museum in Tumwater. Discover why the region is quickly becoming a premier libation destination while sampling sips from Thurston County’s distillers – including Blind Pig Spirits, Sandstone Distillery and Salish Sea Liquors – alongside several additional Washington state distillers and paired bites from local restaurants. Tickets and more information are available in the event calendar at www.visitolympia.com.

SIP! McMinnville Wine & Food Classic presented by Pacific Seafood
2017-03-10 - 2017-03-12 | Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum, 500 NE Captain Michael King Smith Way, McMinnville, OR, 97128, United States
24th ANNUAL SIP! MCMINNVILLE WINE & FOOD CLASSIC SPONSORED BY PACIFIC SEAFOOD
DATE SET FOR MARCH 10-12 WITH STELLAR LINEUP OF WINE, BREWS, FOOD, SPIRITS AND CRAFTS
— 100s of Exhibitors under Roof of Evergreen Space Museum —
McMinnville, OR – The beloved McMinnville Wine & Food Classic, which has grown to become one of the largest and most influential wine and food festivals in Oregon’s wine country, returns for its 24th year under the expansive roof of the Evergreen Space Museum in McMinnville, Oregon. More than 170 exhibitors include over 70 wineries, more than a dozen food vendors, distillers, cideries and breweries are scheduled to pour and serve their unique products to thousands of attendees from March 10-12, 2017, making the Classic one of the largest and best attended indoor wine and food events in the state.
Nicknamed SIP, the event is a dedicated fundraiser for McMinnville’s St. James School that has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars that go directly towards programs benefiting the school’s children. Organized and staffed entirely by volunteers, the Classic is one of the largest community events of the year in McMinnville and marshals the resources of one of Oregon’s friendliest and most cohesive communities. More than 5,000 people are expected to attend the 3-day festival, some who have returned every year since the festival began in 1993 as a small gathering at the McMinnville Armory.
“It’s a great festival,” said Rich Washburn, Vice-President of Eola Hills Wine Cellars, a long-time Classic exhibitor. “We get a lot of wine-savvy customers who come not only from across the state, but from across the country. It’s a great way to spend a day or more.”
QUICK FACTS FOR THE MCMINNVILLE WINE & FOOD CLASSIC:
 This year marks the festival’s 24th consecutive year, and 10th in a row at the Evergreen Space
Museum. The 3-day event is one of the longest public food and wine events in the state of Oregon.
Hours are Friday, 3 to 9 p.m.; Saturday noon to 9 p.m.; Sunday noon to 5 p.m. Ample parking is
available, and there will be shuttles from McMenamin’s Hotel Oregon, downtown McMinnville.
 Some of the exhibits are cleared from the floor of the Evergreen Space Museum and vendors are
interspersed with exhibits like the SR-71 Blackbird, the Titan II Missile and others, making it one of
the largest indoor food and wine festivals in the state. Overhead exhibits of rockets and spacecraft
add to the atmosphere. Next door on the Evergreen campus is the Evergreen Aviation Museum,
with its flagship artifact, the Spruce Goose airplane built by Howard Hughes.
 Over 170 exhibitors are currently signed up, including more than 70 wineries, brewers, distillers,
food vendors and crafts that include painting, sculpture, decorative metal and woodworks. Patrons
are able to purchase bottles and cases of their favorite wines, with an easy and efficient checkout
system that streamlines the purchasing process.
 General admission is $20/person, with $15 Early-Bird discount tickets available through 1/15/17
 The festival continues to be a major fundraiser for the St. James School of McMinnville, and
marshals the resources of 100s of volunteers from the community.
 Dozens of wines are entered for judging resulting in Gold, Silver, Bronze and Best-in-Show awards.
 McMinnville Wine & Food Classic Website: www.sipclassic.org
 View the “The Classic Video” on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMze30uDbM0
 Sponsors include Pacific Seafood, Davidson Benefits Planning, Les Schwab, Golden Valley Brewery, McMenamin’s Hotel Oregon, Gormley Plumbing and Mechanical, First Federal, Kathleen’s Hallmark Shop, Moreland Oil Co, and Albertsons – Safeway.
 Writers and publications willing to help publicize this non-profit fundraiser may request to participate in the wine competition Judges Reception on 1/21/17 5:30pm, where the results of the competition will be revealed and winning wines shared with attendees.
SHOWCASING WINES FROM OREGON’S MANY REGIONS
For wine lovers, the Classic offers truly unique choices for both tasting and purchasing of wines from throughout the state of Oregon. Willamette Valley standouts like Methven Family Vineyards & Winery, Eola Hills Wine Cellars and Willamette Valley Vineyards will be on hand to pour their exceptional Pinot Noirs, Pinot Gris, Chardonnays and other varietals, alongside smaller, hard-to-find labels like Varnum Vintners, J.L. Kiff Vineyard, Denison Cellars, and Armonea Winery. Brands from southern Oregon such as Troon, Hillcrest Vineyard and Misty Oaks Vineyard bring the state’s diverse bounty of wines to McMinnville for easy tasting and comparison. There are presently over 70 wineries signed up to exhibit, representing virtually all of the AVAs of Oregon (Full list available upon request. See contact info below).
As with previous Classics, the wine buying experience is unparalleled as patrons’ purchases are staged at a convenient booth for quick check-out and delivery to their cars.
Sponsor Golden Valley Brewery will offer selections of their craft beers, and distilleries like Vinn, Big Bottom and McMenamin’s Edgefield Distillery will pour samples of some of the craft spirits that are making Oregon a leader in custom, small-batch distilling. Food vendors, from barbeque and seafood to baked goods, seasonings and Mexican food will return to round out the food and wine experience.
Tickets for the event are $20 general admission, $17 Seniors and designated drivers. There will be a $3 discount coupon for Friday March 10th. 3-day passes are $36. Early Bird Discounts for tickets purchased prior to 1-15-17 at $15 General Admission, $14 Senior and Designated Driver, and $32 for a 3 day pass.
After entry, patrons pay for each tasting or food item on an individual basis. For information and to order tickets online, go to www.sipclassic.org. VIP Parking, Free Parking, and Portland and McMinnville Shuttles will be available. Check the website for details.
FOR MEDIA INQUIRIES, ADDITIONAL INFO, PHOTOS AND VIDEOS:
Contact Carl Giavanti Consulting at (971) 221.4212 or cgiavanti@mindspring.com.

FAIRMONT OLYMPIC HOTEL CELEBRATES TASTE WASHINGTON WINE MONTH WITH 3rd ANNUAL EVENT SERIES
2017-03-02 - 2017-03-16 | Fairmont Olympic Hotel, 411 University Street , Seattle , WA, 98101, United States
FAIRMONT OLYMPIC HOTEL CELEBRATES TASTE
WASHINGTON WINE MONTH WITH 3rd ANNUAL EVENT SERIES

– Washington’s top wineries join Fairmont Olympic Hotel in the TASTE Celebration
Every March, Washington State Wine (WSW) the organization that represents all wineries and vineyards in Washington State
honors the ever-growing Washington State wine industry with a month-long celebration of tastings, pairings, promotions and events. To celebrate Taste Washington Wine Month 2017, the Fairmont OlympicHotel will host their third annual wine event series. The events will run throughout the month of
March, and will include unique complimentary wine tastings with some of Washington’s best winemakers:

March 2 with DeLille Cellars & Upchurch Vineyard

March 3 with Betz Family Winery & Quinta Essentia Winery

March 9 with Maison Bleue Winery & Spring Valley Vineyards

March 10 with Chateau Ste. Michelle & Woodward Canyon Winery

March 16 with Elsom Cellars & L’Ecole N° 41

Each of these evenings, from 4:30pm to 7:00pm, two wineries will each pour two wines for tastings. The events are open to the public and will take place in the Fairmont Olympic’s lobby lounge. Guests can taste a variety of wines while listening to local musicians and enjoying an extended happy hour of seasonal bites and share plates.

Visitors will also be able to purchase the wines by the glass in the lobby lounge, giving wine lovers the chance to sip on top shelf wines that rarely are available by the glass.The Olympic culinary team will be pairing appetizers from the lounge menu with a different wine from each evening, in case guests are looking for paired recommendations.

For those looking to make this a fun weekend getaway or just an overnight excursion during Taste Washington Wine Month, The Fairmont Olympic is offering our special Washington Wine Month package which includes luxury accommodations and a bottle of Chateau Ste. Michelle 2012 Mourvedre, which is only available to purchase for wine club members, as well as guests of the Fairmont Olympic Hotel.
Packages start at $255 and can be booked online from February 25 through April 8 of 2017

Taste Washington Wine Month
2017-03-01 - 2017-03-31 | WA
Dear Washington State Wine Industry Colleagues,
Taste Washington Wine Month is officially here! Many local restaurants, retailers, hotels and wineries run promotions during the month to celebrate our state’s award-winning wine industry, don’t miss out on this opportunity to spread the word about Washington State wine!
The combined impact of this advertising campaign will generate more than 1.5 million gross impressions. All advertising will direct consumers to a dedicated website at www.washingtonwine.org/winemonth, where they can view offers from participating restaurants, retailers, hotels, and wineries. If you are planning any promotions in March,let us know here so that we can help drive traffic to your tasting room and encourage sales of Washington State wine*.
The Taste Washington Wine Month website will feature a live Tagboard for offers, promotions and events featuring participating businesses. The Tagboard will be a customized app that automatically aggregates social media from Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google+ and others in a single view, in real time. Users can easily view the promotions and conversations that are happening around Taste Washington Wine Month. Be included on the Tagboard by using the hashtag #WAWineMonth so that consumers can easily see how you’re participating.
If you don’t already have a promotion or event scheduled, this is the perfect time to put something together! What you offer is up to you, but some examples include:

Winemaker dinners, or any event surrounding Taste Washington.
Waived or discounted tasting fees for the month of March, or special reserve tastings 10% off any tasting room bottle purchase.
In-store Washington State wine tastings with your wine steward.
Discounts on half or full cases of Washington State wine.
10% off any bottle of Washington State wine.
$5 off a bottle of Washington State wine.
Washington State wine Wednesdays – 10% off wines by the glass or bottle.
Discounted Washington State wine flights.
Food pairings with Washington State wine.

Take advantage of this exciting promotion, sign up to be a participating business here!
The Washington State Wine team would like to help you promote your March Taste Washington Wine Month specials and events with our dedicated www.washingtonwine.org/winemonth website. We will be promoting Taste Washington Wine Month to encourage visits to local businesses through an unprecedented amount of print advertising, online advertising, point-of-purchase, social media and public relations efforts. A toolkit of all resources for Taste Washington Wine Month is available for your use. All downloads in the toolkit (including logos, POS, and more) can be found here!
To cap it all off, join us during Taste Washington, March 23-26, 2017. Tickets for Taste Washington are available for purchase here.
For questions about Taste Washington Wine Month or to request more information about point-of-sale materials please contact Thomas Bobson at tbobson@washingtonwine.org.
Cheers,
The Washington State Wine Team
*Washington State Wine is not reimbursing wineries or tasting rooms for their discounted promotions, but our goal is to drive foot traffic into your establishments with advertising and promotion—all at no cost to you.

Rockin' Sips Fundraiser
2017-02-25 17:00 - 20:00 | EFESTE, 19730 144th Ave NE, Woodinville , WA, 98072, United States
EFESTE hosts its largest event of the year, Rockin’ Sips, on Saturday, February 25. For this popular fundraiser attracting 300 guests annually, the winery’s cellar transforms into a stage for premier party band, Soul Siren. Guests will enjoy premium wines and refreshing microbrews from EFESTE, Pepper Bridge and William Church Wineries, and Woodinville newcomer 20 Corners Brewing.

This 21 and older event is $55 per person and takes place at EFESTE on Saturday, February 25th from 5-8pm. Tickets and the Tough Guy wine can be reserved online at shop.efeste.com. Proceeds from each benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS).

A popular highlight of the event includes a drawing featuring fantastic prizes from the wineries and other compassionate businesses such as Beehive Salon and Purple Café and Wine Bar.

Joe Taylor, youngest son of winery owners Kevin and Angela Taylor and grandson to Daniel ‘Big Papa’ and Helen Ferrelli, was diagnosed with Leukemia at age five. Following this experience, the family established Rockin’ Sips and Tough Guy wine to celebrate Joe’s successful treatment and to contribute to more stories of survival. Proceeds from both the event and the wine benefit the Washington/Alaska chapter of LLS. Through these fundraising catalysts, and with the support of the community, over $114,000 has been raised for LLS to date via the winery.

Angela says of Joe, “We continue to be thankful for his health as well as the amazing and unique person he’s become. He’s proud of that Tough Guy bottle of wine.” That gratitude has EFESTE taking its fundraising for the cause to the next level this year by sponsoring The Big Climb Seattle which takes place on March 26, 2017.

About EFESTE:

EFESTE, pronounced F-S-T was founded on the Ferrelli family tradition of winemaking. Founded in 2005, EFESTE has amassed an impressive list of accolades, including Wine Enthusiast Top 100 in 2015 and 2014 and Wine Spectator Top 100 in 2011 and 2008. The winery and tasting room are located in Woodinville, WA just 2 blocks north of the Warehouse District at 19730 144th Ave NE.

Website: www.efeste.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/efestewines/
Facebook: http://www.Facebook.com/efestewinery
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Efeste

Oregon Chardonnay Celebration
2017-02-25 13:00 - 17:30 | The Allison Inn & Spa, 2525 Allison Lane, Newberg, OR, 97132, United States
Coinciding with the Cuvee Weekend, on Saturday, February 25, the Oregon Chardonnay Celebration offers oenophiles an educational seminar and wine sampling from over 40 premier Oregon producers. The seminar, “Roadtripping through Oregon’s Chardonnay Country” features Food & Wine Magazine’s Ray Isle as moderator with five winemaker panelists. The seminar will be held from 1:00pm – 3:00pm, followed by the Grand Tasting from 3:00pm – 5:30pm. Seminar and tasting tickets are $170, Grand Tasting only tickets are $85. For reservations, visit: oregonchardonnaycelebration.org.
Formerly known as The Oregon Chardonnay Symposium, the Oregon Chardonnay Celebration delves deep into what makes Oregon Chardonnay unique, each year focusing on different aspects of the varietal and its place in the state. Bringing together both pioneers and the current generation of Oregon producers, the Oregon Chardonnay Celebration provides a lens through which we can view the past, present, and future of Oregon Chardonnay.

The Cuvée Weekend Returns to the Allison Inn & Spa
2017-02-24 17:00 - 2017-02-25 21:00 | The Allison Inn & Spa, 2525 Allison Lane, Newberg, OR, 97132, United States
The Cuvée Weekend Returns to the Allison Inn & Spa
Oregon luxury resort hosts an exceptional blend of Northwest food & wine experiences featuring celebrated guest chefs

Willamette Valley, Oregon – For the third year, the award-winning Allison Inn & Spa in Newberg, Oregon will offer a wine and culinary retreat in the Willamette Valley. Featuring a weekend of Northwest wine and food, the 3rd annual CuvéeWeekend will take place February 24-25, 2017.

New this year, The Allison’s Executive Chef Sunny Jin, whose pedigree includes stints at The French Laundry in Yountville, CA; Tetsuya in Sydney, Australia and El Bulli in Spain, will collaborate with four all-star chef friends who have worked together in the past and are alumni of The French Laundry. The seasoned culinary line up for Cuvée Weekend 2017 at The Allison Inn & Spa and JORY includes:

Chef Rodney Wages, most recently Chef de Cuisine at Morimoto Napa, Saison and Atelier Crenn, who has opened his own pop up R.T.B Fillmore in San Francisco.

Chef Jonathan Mizukami whose background includes stints at El Bulli, Alan Wong’s, Per Se in New York, The Vintage Cave, Grant Achatz’s Alinea in Chicago and Heston Blumenthal’s The Fat Duck in Bray, Berkshire, England.

Chef Joel Stocks, previously Sous Chef of the two Michelin-starred Graham Elliott Restaurant in Chicago and currently presides over Holdfast in Portland.

Executive Pastry Chef Courtney Schmidig of Benu in San Francisco rounds out the team. Prior to her time at The French Laundry, Courtney also spent time at The Fat Duck and Le Manoir in England, Le Meurice in Paris and Arzak in Spain.

The Cuvée Weekend begins on Friday, February 24 with an exclusive tasting event, the Cuvée Stroll, from 5:00pm – 7:30pm, which will be held at The Allison Inn & Spa. Guests will taste their way through 14 wineries with 20 artisan food and beverage purveyors in a luxuriously relaxing atmosphere. Tickets for the exclusive Cuvée Stroll are $50 and the proceeds will benefit YES, Yamhill Enrichment Society. For reservations and tickets, visit: http://bit.ly/2hmuihc.

Coinciding with the Cuvee Weekend, on Saturday, February 25, the Oregon Chardonnay Celebration offers oenophiles an educational seminar and wine sampling from over 40 premier Oregon producers. The seminar, “Roadtripping through Oregon’s Chardonnay Country” features Food & Wine Magazine’s Ray Isle as moderator with five winemaker panelists. The seminar will be held from 1:00pm – 3:00pm, followed by the Grand Tasting from 3:00pm – 5:30pm. Seminar and tasting tickets are $170, Grand Tasting only tickets are $85. For reservations, visit: oregonchardonnaycelebration.org.

On Saturday evening, visitors are invited to partake in a five-course, prix fixe dinner featuring the region’s top wineries. For one night only at the resort’s signature restaurant JORY, Executive Chef Jin will collaborate with Chefs Wages, Stocks, Mizukami and Schmidig to offer one course from each chef, with top tier Oregon wine pairings. The five-course dinner is $110 per person, with an additional $75 wine pairing available (gratuities not included). For reservations, call: 503-554-2526

“We are dedicated to providing the best cuisine and wine from the Willamette Valley and are delighted that this year we will be collaborating with a group of celebrated chefs for the third annual Cuvée Weekend at The Allison,” said Pierre Zreik, Managing Director of The Allison Inn & Spa. “We are committed to giving back to our community and look forward to offering guests access to exceptional local wineries and purveyors at Cuvée Stroll, as we showcase what makes the Willamette Valley truly special.”

To book a stay at The Allison Inn & Spa during Cuvée Weekend, please call (503) 554-2525 or toll free (877) 294-2525.

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About The Allison Inn & Spa:
The Allison Inn & Spa, in Oregon Wine Country’s Willamette Valley, situated on 35 hillside acres, features 77 luxury guest rooms (all with fireplaces, terrace or balcony, window seat and spa-like bathrooms), and 8 spacious suites. Awarded the prestigious LEED Gold Certification less than a year after opening in the fall of 2009, The Allison Inn blends naturally into the lush beauty of the typography with minimal impact.

The luxurious Allison Spa features 12 treatment rooms, a fitness studio, indoor swimming pool, hair and nail salon, and retail boutique with signature items. The Allison Spa uses organic and local products and is uniquely known for its “pinotherapy” treatment, a pinot-inspired botanical and biological therapy produced by wine and grape seed extracts derived from the resort’s vineyard.

The signature restaurant, JORY, features Oregon Wine Country Cuisine coupled with an extensive Wine Spectator “Best of Award of Excellence 2014” 800-label wine list and many wines available by the glass. JORY maintains its Forbes Travel Guide Four Star ranking with the locavore menu, which reflects The Allison’s creative garden-to-table philosophy, accentuating native flavors of the Willamette Valley and its bountiful local agriculture. Located 60 minutes from Portland International Airport, approximately 45 minutes from downtown and 1.5 hours drive to the Oregon Coast, The Allison is located at 2525 Allison Lane, Newberg, Oregon 97132, www.theallison.com.

Seattle Wine and Food Experience 2017
2017-02-24 - 2017-02-26 | Seattle Center Exhibition Hall, 305 Harrison St., Seattle, 98109, United States
Tickets go on sale Tuesday, November, 1, for Seattle Wine and Food Experience WEEKEND (SWFE) which returns February 24-26, 2017 with an expanded itinerary of three unique epicurean events. The ninth annual weekend of local feasting and drinking includes POP! Bubbles & Seafood (Friday, Feb. 24), COMFORT (Saturday, Feb. 25) and the ever-popular Grand Tasting (Sunday, Feb. 26). Seattle magazine acquired the event in September and will continue to partner with Peha Promotions for creative direction and promotion of the events.
Under Seattle magazine’s ownership, the footprint of the event will grow to reach a wider audience and showcase the city through its incredible food and beverage scene. Founded in 2009, Seattle magazine added POP!, a pre-Grand Tasting event in 2013 to showcase our city’s legendary seafood and growing number of sparkling and wine producers. This year, a new Saturday night event, Comfort!, will serve up the best of our region’s perfect-for-winter fried chicken and other comfort foods, as well as beer and cider. “Seattle magazine is celebrating 50 years, and a big part of the magazine focuses on this region’s dynamic food and beverage scene,” says editor Rachel Hart. “This event gives us a great platform to tell that story to our audience in person.”
“The Seattle Wine and Food Experience curates an incredible list of makers and producers and supports the community,” adds Jamie Peha, executive producer and president of Peha Promotions, who has been running the event since 2010. “More than 600 wines are available for tasting throughout the weekend along with a huge selection of breweries, ciders and distilleries. And with three event offerings at a variety of price options guests can attend just one event or splurge and enjoy the whole weekend.”
The three days of feasting each offer unique experiences. Held at the glamorous McCaw Hall on Friday, February 24, Pop! Bubbles & Seafood highlights Pacific Northwest seafood for a one-of-a kind Seattle experience. Top culinary talent will prepare delicious bites of fresh and sustainable seafood from the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute, Triad Fisheries and other local seafood companies.Oysters presented by Taylor Shellfish bring that extra panache to an already mouth-watering event. It’s a night to enjoy more than 30 sparkling wines from around the world including: West Coast sparkling wines, Spanish Cava, Champagne and Italian Proseccoplus seafood-friendly white wines. Reserve red wines, the Callebaut Chocolate Lounge and a Celebrity Saber-Off competition top off the evening.
Make your way to Fremont Foundry for the weekend’s NEWEST addition, Comfort! on Saturday, February 25. Cozy up with Seattle’s best feel-good foods and crafty brews from mac and cheese to burgers, beer, cider, hot toddies and more! Indulge on sweet and savory bites from local gastropubs and taverns while sipping on a diverse array of craft beverages. Tasty features include the Bloody Mary station, a Hot Toddy bar and the new Fry Bar, where Washington State Potatoes are fried up to crispy goodness and dressed up at the condiment bar.
The epicurean Seattle Wine and Food Experience Grand Tasting event returns to the Seattle Center Exhibition Hall to wrap up the weekend on Sunday, February 26. The largest of the three events, the Grand Tasting, as such food festivals go, is approachable and a great value. Featuring 25 chefs, 100 wineries and dozens of beer, cider and spirits purveyors, the unique experiences are not to be missed include: Yakima Valley Tourism Craft Beverage Boom featuring more than 25 vendors from the region, Celebrity Cruises Modern Luxury Lounge featuring specialty cocktails and a chance to win a cruise, Heritage Meats Butchery Block artisan butchery demos, The Savor Experience by San Luis Obispo County Tourism featuring wines from the Central Coast of California, Woodinville Wine Country, Nicky USA Chefs Corner featuring exotic meats, Washington Potato Commission potato hash action station, Top Pot Doughnut bar, Tim’s Cascade Snacks, Acqua Panna and S.Pellegrino, QFC Wine Store and more. Watch for updates and new announcements on the website and our social media channels.
Plan ahead and don’t miss your opportunity to experience the latest culinary trends, taste wines from a variety of wine regions and expand your knowledge of the latest craft beverages. The 2017 experience benefits Les Dames d’Escoffier Seattle, a philanthropic organization that provides scholarships and mentoring for women in food, beverage and hospitality. Tickets go on sale November 1, 2016 at www.seattlewineandfoodexperience.com.

Details:
POP! Bubbles and Seafood
Where: McCaw Hall (321 Mercer Street, Seattle, WA 98109)
When: Friday, February 24, 2017
Hours: 6-9pm
Price: $85

Comfort
Where: The Fremont Foundry (154 N 35th St, Seattle, WA 98103)
When: Saturday, February 25, 2017
Hours: 5-8pm
Price: $55

Seattle Wine and Food Experience – Grand Tasting
Where: Seattle Center Exhibition Hall (300 Mercer Street, Seattle, WA 98109)
When: Sunday, February 26, 2017
Hours: VIP: 12-5pm / General Admission: 1-5pm
Price: VIP: $90
Early Bird General Admission (November 1-15): $65
General Admission (after November 15): $70

Attend all three events with the SWFE Weekend Pass package($220). Tickets on sale November 1, 2016 at www.seattlewineandfoodexperience.com. This is a 21 and older event, all admitted must have a valid I.D. No children or babes-in-arms will be admitted.

TOAST 2017
2017-02-18 16:00 - 22:00 | Left Bank Annex, 101 N Weidler St., Portland, OR, 97227, United States
TOAST lets you taste the best local spirits in Portland Feb. 18
Join us for the 7th Annual TOAST presented by Bruni Glass at Leftbank Annex from 4 p.m. – 10 p.m. on February 18!
PORTLAND, Ore. – The Oregon Distillers Guild is proud to bring TOAST back to Portland for the seventh year! The best small-batch, handcrafted spirits are on display as 40+ distillers from the Northwest and five of Portland’s top chefs delight your palate during this exciting tasting event. Participants can taste from more than 150 spirits. Some you may have heard of, some may be new but all are delicious. Spirits include whiskey, gin, vodka, rum, liqueur, grappa, brandy, absinthe, aquavit, starka, baiju, and more.
Ticketing info:
TOAST takes place at the Left Bank Annex (101 N Weidler St. Portland, OR 97227) from 4pm-10pm. General admission tickets are $45 and all-inclusive. Your ticket gets you entry to the event, spirit tastings, a commemorative glass, and small plates from the chefs. Go even bigger and get VIP tickets for $65, which includes 2 cocktail tickets and access to the VIP balcony, private bar and the distillers after-party from 10 – 11 p.m. Designated driver tickets are available for $15 and include entry to TOAST, non-alcoholic drinks, and small plates from the chefs.
Participants include 4 Spirits Distillery, Aria Portland Dry Gin, Crater Lake Spirits, Big Bottom Distillery, Bull Run Distillery, Clear Creek Distillers, Double Circle Spirits, Elixir, Heritage Distilling Co., Hood River Distillers, House Spirits Distillery, Indio Spirits, New Deal Distillery, Oregon Grain Growers Distillery, and Rogue Spirits. The full list of distilleries will be released in January.
About the Guild:
Formed in 2007, the Oregon Distillers Guild is a nonprofit organization promoting the common interests of distillers in Oregon. The mission of the Guild is to spread the good word that Oregon is a premier destination for spirit aficionados, while furthering our post-Prohibition legislative agenda, all in order to sustain and build a thriving craft spirits industry. www.oregondistillerytrail.com
Contact: Lee Perry
541-390-3214
lee@event-theory.com

Fort George Festival of Dark Arts
2017-02-18 14:00 - 22:00 | Fort George Block, 1483 Duane Street, Astoria, OR, 97103, United States
Fort George Festival of Dark Arts Tickets on Sale Starting November 29th
[Astoria, Oregon] Dark times mean dark beers. And there is no darker place than Fort George Brewery during Stout Month (AKA February). Every year the taps in Astoria pour black with new stout releases each week, anchored by the largest single-day stout fest in the world – the Festival of Dark Arts.
Tickets to the Festival of Darks Arts go on sale Tuesday, November 29th, the darkest day of the month. Those bearers will be granted entrance on Saturday, February 18th into a magical menagerie of dark art and macabre entertainment, all the while surrounded by the boldest collection of stouts ever assembled in one place. You’ll be amazed by iron, glass, ice, and chainsaw craftspeople. Live music, art, and artists will delight you. And over 60 rare and unique stouts will tempt all of your senses.
For more information and a link to tickets go to www.festivalofdarkarts.com. Entertainment and stout details will be added as they are confirmed. General admission tickets are all $40. A limited number of early entry tickets are available for $55, which will allow you into the festival starting at noon. All ticket holders will receive a Festival of Dark Arts Grimoire, a 2017 festival glass, and twelve drink tokens. Additional tokens will be for sale at the festival. You must be 21+ to attend this year.
In an effort to maintain the intimacy of the event, tickets are limited. However, the North Coast will be filled to the brim. Buy your tickets and book your hotel rooms early, then prepare your palate for the overwhelming essence of Stout Month.
Festival of Dark Arts
Date: Saturday, February 18th, 2017
Time: 2pm to 10pm (Early Entry Tickets at Noon)
Place: Fort George Block – 1483 Duane Street, Astoria, OR
Details: 21+ only. Tickets are transferrable but not refundable. Be forewarned: stout will stain your clothes. Dress appropriately.

Olympic Peninsula Wine, Cider & Chocolate Tour
2017-02-18 - 2017-02-20 | Olympic Peninsula Wineries, WA, United States
Unique Hard Ciders Featured at
Olympic Peninsula Wine, Cider & Chocolate Tour
Two Delicious Weekends – Feb. 11 & 12 and 18, 19, 20

Feb. 6, 2017 – A new micro industry has been growing up on the Olympic Peninsula, complementing the region’s artisan wineries and offering consumers an interesting alternative libation – hand-crafted hard cider. This year, the Olympic Peninsula Wineries Association is turning the spotlight on its member cideries, renaming its popular annual Red Wine & Chocolate Tour the Wine, Cider & Chocolate Tour. Visitors can sample Hot Lamb’s Wool Cider, Raspberry Hopped Cider, Rhubarb Cider and more while also sipping new wine releases, all paired with sweet and savory chocolate delights.

The self-guided tour will take place over two weekends, Feb. 11 & 12, and 18, 19, 20 (President’s Day holiday). Nine wineries and cideries located from Chimacum to Port Angeles will open their doors from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and treat tour-goers to a most indulgent experience!

But it’s not only about food and drink. Lots of fun is to be had on tour! At Alpenfire Cider in Port Townsend, find a tag on a tree and win something special! Visitors are invited to help plant a new cider orchard at Eaglemount Wine & Cider, also in Port Townsend. Some lucky tour-goers will have the chance to bottle their own Ruby Dessert Wine under the tutelage of Winemaker Greg Vogtritter at Olympic Cellars in Port Angeles. There will be an art exhibit in the Marrowstone Winery gallery, and seats for sipping and savoring in front of a blazing fire on the patio at Camaraderie Cellars in Port Angeles. Several wineries will offer special VIP tastings enabling visitors to better refine their palates, and a great way to wrap-up a delicious day of tasting is to catch the post-tour live music at Wind Rose Cellars or Finnriver Farm & Cidery.

Tour tickets are $40.00 online and include wine, cider and chocolate tastings at all nine venues, plus a commemorative wine glass. Tickets purchased at the door of participating venues are $45.00. Independently, each winery/cidery charges a $10.00 per person tasting fee. For additional information, visitwww.olympicpeninsulawineries.org.

Tour-goers who have their ticket stamped at all nine venues will be entered into a drawing for an elegant wine themed gift basket. The gift basket winner along with a second and third place winner will receive two tickets to the NW Wine and Cheese Tour in May.

Following is a rundown of all that awaits visitors at each winery/cidery.
Finnriver Farm & Cidery in Chimacum invites you to join us at the Cider Garden this Valentine’s weekend to delight your senses with a taste of our special release brandy wines, including the limited edition and vibrantly pink Huckleberry Wine. We will share our farm-crafted ciders and wines alongside samples of locally-crafted truffles featuring Finnriver flavors from Elevated Candy Company, and Port Townsend Chocolate Company miniature dark chocolate cups. Enjoy a small glass of Elevated’s sipping chocolate to warm the heart. Sugar Hill Confections will also be on hand with a sampling of their lovingly-made fudges and other delectable selections. Friday evenings andSunday afternoons we welcome La Crepe de Quimper with Brittany style crepes, and Saturdays we offer our local Bratwurst Special. Live musicSaturday evenings from 5:30-8:30 in our heated outdoor pavilion. Sharing the love at Finnriver!
Marrowstone Vineyards, located on Marrowstone Island, will be releasing three new red wines for the Wine, Cider & Chocolate Tour, a 2013 Cabernet-Franc, the Dirty Red Blend (50% Syrah, 50% Tempranillo), and our much anticipated showcase wine, the 2015 Malbec, made with grapes from Two Coyote Vineyard. These amazing new red wines along with our flavorful, dry white wines, Pinot Gris, Riesling and Gewürztraminer, will be paired individually with an exquisite variety of chocolate from Lynn LeMaster of the Port Townsend Chocolate Co. We also have all new art displayed in the tasting room and the gallery, to go along with our views from the deck.

In Port Townsend, come visit FairWinds Winery’s Pirate’s Den during the Wine, Cider & Chocolate Tour! Arrgh – no grog here, only award-winning wines! Taste our current releases as well as our Platinum award-winning Lemberger! FairWinds will have its seven current releases available for your enjoyment along with a couple of “special” pours. Sample the chocolate fountain with a range of “dippers” from salty pretzels to sweet strawberries. Slip out of your wine tasting self and into your pirate persona for a selfie. Participate in a simple, but fun game to win a taste from the barrel of the next cabernet to be bottled. Just remember–whatever happens at FairWinds Winery—goes on Facebook! Wine, chocolate and pirates – oh yeah!
At Alpenfire Cider, also in Port Townsend, help guarantee a successful 2017 harvest at our Organic Late Winter Wassail. Toast our trees, visit the bonfire and sip hot Lamb’s Wool Cider. Find an apple tag on a tree and see what you win, maybe a free tasting or 50 percent off a case of cider! Choklatude will serve samples of their amazing and delicious brewing cacao. Along with cider favorites old and new we will be serving chocolate covered apple caramels and molé bites. See you soon!

Eaglemount Wine & Cider, Port Townsend, is excited to partner once again with local Olympic Peninsula favorite Chocolate Serenade. We will pair our artisan wines, ciders and fruit meads with Jim’s delicious hand-dipped chocolates, truffles and caramel sauce. Eaglemount will also feature an array of colorful ciders and wines that will bring out your Valentine’s spirit, including Raspberry Hopped Cider, Cranberry Mead, Rhubarb Cider, Cabernet Sauvignon Dessert Wine and more! We will release our Petit Verdot in honor of the season, as well as Honey Pear Mead, and might have another surprise or two up our sleeves. We will also be planting our new cider orchard during parts of the event and welcome participants to jump in and help with orchard planning, soil preparation, planting bare root trees, pruning and more!
In Sequim, Wind Rose Cellars is proud to be hosting local Olympic Peninsula chocolatier Yvonne Yokoda from Yvonne’s Chocolates. She’ll be on hand both weekends to talk about her chocolates as well as offer tasty samples from the variety of chocolates she produces. We will be pouring some new wines this tour: 2015 Pinot Grigio, 2014 Hunter’s Red (Grenache & Cab) 2013 Bravo Rosso (Italian blend), 2014 Field Blend (Cabernet Sauvignon) and our 2013 Primitivo. We’ll pair three of our wines with Yvonne’s chocolates hoping to delight and test your senses. We’ll also have our VIP bar for an additional tasting fee, where you can talk with the winemaker about his passion and winemaking process. Join us for live music both weekends. Friday, Feb. 10“Bread and Gravy” (rock/blues), Saturday, Feb. 11 “Malcolm Clark Trio” (Blues), Friday, Feb. 17 “Me and the Boys” (Bluegrass/newgrass) andSaturday, Feb. 18 “Craig Buhler Trio” (West Coast jazz). Music show is from 7-9pm each night.
Port Angeles’ Olympic Cellars will feature new releases of our dessert wines. Sailing Moon Ruby is made from a blend of Portuguese/Spanish grape varietals, including Tempranillo and Souzao. It’s rich and warming and pairs beautifully with cuddling by a fire and enjoying a piece of chocolate. Sailing Moon White is made from locally-grown Madeleine Angevine grapes and fortified with brandy distilled in Port Townsend from our Madeleine Angevine wine. Our brand new Sailing Moon Rose’ is made from locally-grown Regent grapes. This wine tastes of fresh berries with a lovely acid/sweet balance. Join us in the cellar where nibbles of mild cheeses and decadent spreads will enhance your tasting. Also, “We Do Fudge” of Sequim will be on-site pairing the perfect fudge flavors with our wines. Winemaker Greg will be on hand to help the adventurous among our guests bottle a 750 ml bottle of Ruby Dessert Wine for $40.00. This very special activity will be limited based on crowd size and demand. As always, Olympic Cellars will have a variety of red and white wines open from which you may to choose to taste. Wine discounts will be available both weekends.
Camaraderie Cellars, also in Port Angeles, is celebrating history. This is our 25th year of making great wine in a beautiful spot. There will be tastes of older vintages, pulled from our cellar and the debut of our newest varietal, Dolcetto. We bring back favorite savory chocolate tastes by firing up the wood-fired oven for the Cocoa Spiced Pulled Pork, serving the delicious bittersweet chocolate heart cookies, and some crunchy biscotti. Cozy up to the blazing fire on the patio and share Camaraderie wine memories. Special anniversary pricing for this event: 25% off all wine purchases. Roll the dice to win a special gift!

As the rain gauge fills and the cabin fever spikes, the Wine, Cider & Chocolate Tour is the cure for the Northwest winter blues. Harbinger Winery , Port Angeles, will be once again showcasing some newly released red wines paired with “off-the-radar” chocolate. Try the Triple-C cookie that was designed to complement a myriad of wines and conquer small countries. Or, our gold medal Barbera coupled with a layering of chocolate flavors that will make the most cynical heart throb…Experience what roses and Rose’ may have in common besides color and beauty. And why on earth would anyone put pop rocks into chocolate?? Find all these answers and maybe even the meaning of happiness during the Wine, Cider, and Chocolate event! For the more daring souls we are again hosting the VIP reserve wine and aphrodisiac chocolate experience behind the velvet curtains in the Kitty Kat Lounge. Sample our Gold and Double-Platinum offerings while being seduced by Theo’s Chocolates and hand-made delectables. Also being sampled for the event is Port Townsend Brewing’s Chocolate Porter, a full-bodied beer offering visions of dancing cupids after just one glass! Our doors are open and we look forward to your visit.

Red Wine And Chocolate In The Lake Chelan Wine Valley
2017-02-18 - 2017-02-19 | Lake Chelan Wine Valley
Red Wine And Chocolate In The Lake Chelan Wine Valley
With Winterfest in full swing, Lake Chelan is gearing up for the ever-popular Red Wine and Chocolate, returning to Lake Chelan Wine Valley next month – perfect for a quick Valentine’s Day getaway.
Celebrate the month of love with artisan wine and chocolate pairings for two weekends in February; February 11-12 &February 18-19. Lake Chelan Wine Valley hums with couples on romantic retreats and friends who gather for a much needed winter getaway.

Secret Crush
2017-02-17 18:00 - 21:00 | Yakima Country Club, 500 Country Club Drive, Yakima, WA, 98901, United States
Secret Crush
Yakima Country Club, 500 Country Club Dr, Yakima, WA 98901 February 17, 2017, 18:00
2017 Secret Crush │ February 17 │ 6PM – 9PM
What better way to celebrate Valentine’s day than with a weekend of red wine and chocolate confections! Complement your Red Wine & Chocolate event weekend with an evening of Yakima Valley’s highest rated wines. The event will feature award-winning, 90+ rated vintages, wine pairings with exquisite heavy appetizers, and an interactive educational tasting discussing the flavor profiles of wines grown in the Yakima Valley AVA. Wine list coming soon.
The event will take place from 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM. Tickets are $75.00
Make it a weekend event
Purchase your Secret Crush and Red Wine and Chocolate Premier Passfor the weekend and receive $10.00 off the price! CLICK HERE to purchase the combo Premier Pass for just $95.00!
The Wine List
Red Willow Vineyard
Betz Family Winery 2013 Syrah La Côte Patriarche 94 Pts, Steven Tanzer
Elephant Mtn. Vineyard
Kevin White Winery 2014 En Hommage Syrah, 92 pts Wine Enthusiast, 91 pts Steven Tanzer
Bookwalter Winery 2014 Antagonist Syrah, 91 pts Wine Enthusiast
Eleven Cellars 2014 Syrah Double Gold, 2017 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition
14 Hands
14 Hands 2014 Stampede Red Blend Double Gold – SavorNW Wine Competition
14 Hands 2013 The Reserve Cabernet Franc-Merlot
92 pts and “Year’s Best” 2016 – Wine & Spirits (December 2016)
14 Hands 2014 “The Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon
90 points and “Years Best” 2016 – Wine & Spirits (December 2016)
Airfield Estates Winery
2013 Mustang, Double Gold, Seattle Wine Awards,
2013 Reserve Merlot, Double Gold, Seattle Wine Awards,
2014 Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon, 90 pts, Wine Enthusiast,
AntoLin Winery
2012 Estate Riesling got Double Gold Best of Show at the Seattle Wine Awards.
Cote Bonneville
2012 Syrah 90 pts Wine Advocate
2010 Carriage House 91 pts Wine Spectator
2009 Côte Bonneville 94 pts Wine Advocate
Gilbert Cellars
Gilbert Cellars 2012 Reserve No. 2—92 pts Wine AdvocateAdvocate
Gilbert Cellars 2013 Allobroges- 92 pts Wine Spectator
Gilbert Cellars 2014 Gewurztraminer—90 pts Wine Spectator
Kitzke Cellars
Kitzke Cellars 2012 Nebbiolo, Platinum Award, 2016 Wine Press NW
Kitzke Cellars 2015 Viognier, Double Gold, 2016 Seattle Wine Awards,
Kitzke Cellars 2012 Sanviovese, Double Gold Medal 2016 FL International Wine competition
Naches Heights Vineyard
2014 NHV Riesling, Strand Vineyard
2016 Double Gold, Seattle Wine Awards
Owen Roe
2015 DuBrul Chardonnay
2014 Chapel Block Syrah, Red Willow Vineyard,
2013 DuBrul Cabernet Sauvignon
Purple Star
Purple Star 2012 Purple Star Syrah
90 pts Wine Enthusiast, Named to WA Syrah under $20 by Seattle Magazine
2012 Purple Star Muret-Gaston Syrah 90 Pts Wine Spectator
2012 Purple Star Muret-Gaston Cabernet Sauvignon 90 pts Wine Spectator
Treveri Cellars
Treveri Cellars Brut Prestige 90 pts Wine Spectator NV
Two Mtn. Winery
VanArnam Cellars
1st Place Sip Northwest Best of the Northwest Competition, 2013 Reserve Cab
2nd place Place Sip Northwest Best of the Northwest 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon
Wilridge
Estate Nebbiolo Wildridge Vineyard 2014 Double Gold Tri Cities Wine Festival
Estate Melange Noir Wilridge VineyaRD 2013 Platinum Best of the Best ANW Wine Awards, Wine Press NW
Estate Red Dessert Wine (Port) Wilridge Vineyard 2013 Best of the Best NW Wine Awards Wine Press NW $20 375 ml
Yakima Valley Vintners
2014 Red Backpack Red Blend, Double Gold, Best of Class, 2016 Tri Cities Wine Festival
