Tag: Washington Wine History

Washington Wine: The Evolution of the Industry

Posted on March 9, 2021 by drinkinlife

Part Two of My Washington Wine History Series The explosive growth of Washington wine production in the 1970’s can in part be credited to the extensive commitment to viticultural research led by Walter Clore. What happened from there included a pioneering spirit by Washington… Continue Reading “Washington Wine: The Evolution of the Industry”

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Washington Wine: The Early Years

Posted on March 1, 2021 by drinkinlife

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In celebration of Taste Washington Wine Month, all month long I will be sharing Washington Wine History, Wines and Wineries and two of the newest Washington AVAs that help shape this unique wine region. If you haven’t already read my last post, Washington Wine:… Continue Reading “Washington Wine: The Early Years”

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