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The Power of Terroir: Discovering Wahluke Slope AVA

Posted on May 12, 2025 by drinkinlife

After stepping away from the blog to focus on other writing projects, I kept coming back to the Washington AVAs I have not yet written about. They sit quietly in the back of my mind, like students in a classroom, arms raised high, eager… Continue Reading “The Power of Terroir: Discovering Wahluke Slope AVA”

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An Elevated Distinction-Naches Heights AVA

Posted on May 2, 2023 by drinkinlife

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As the nation’s second largest producer of wine, Washington has long held a distinguished reputation for excellence and diversity of its terroirs facilitating Washington’s rise in the wine world. Each terroir found within the now 20 Washington AVAs (American Viticultural Areas) can vary significantly… Continue Reading “An Elevated Distinction-Naches Heights AVA”

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