While visiting the impressive collection of Walla Walla wineries is a fantastic idea any time of year, there’s a consensus in Washington Wine Country that spring is one of the most popular seasons due to the mild weather and as the vineyards come to life with blossoming vines. While fall is known as a bustling […]
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Sometimes, the best getaways happen where and when you least expect them, and that’s what we often hear about newcomers to Eastern Washington. There are so many wonderful things to do in the Tri-Cities area—aside from tasting some of the most impressive wines from the Red Mountain AVA—there are also unique hiking experiences, excellent dining
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The weather in eastern Washington is gorgeous in the summer months—a dry heat that helps the grapes thrive on the vine. And there are so many lovely wineries in Walla Walla that offer outdoor areas for wine tastings, farm-fresh lunches, and strolls in the lush and vibrant vineyards. There’s something particularly magical about sipping chilled
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The vineyards in the Red Mountains of Eastern Washington are known for producing some of the most sought-after grapes in the US. The area has a unique combination of warm weather, soil, slope, and consistent winds—and the Red Mountain wineries stand out for delicious red wine grapes. Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Syrah have earned the
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The Red Mountain AVA happens to be the smallest American Viticultural Area in Washington, but it produces some of the most highly acclaimed red wine varietals. Bottles of Red Mountain wine are coveted from around the world! From crisp, refreshing whites and big, bold Cabernet, Syrah, Merlot, and Petit Verdot. Due to the geography, terroir,
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While the Red Mountain AVA might be the smallest in Washington State, the wine grown here packs a powerful punch. The region encompasses just over 4,000 acres, and 2,000 of those acres are dedicated to vineyard cultivation of primarily red varietals. Cabernet being the dominant vine, the Red Mountain AVA’s Cabernet Sauvignon’s are recognized worldwide
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