2012 Syncline, Cuvée Elena
As most of our customers know, James and Poppie Mantone are two of our favorite people in the wine trade, and among the very best Washington winemakers. Continue reading
Category Archives: Washington Club
Washington Wine Club – January 2015
2010 Gamache Vintners, Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon
This wine is a classic Washington collaboration between top notch grape growers and a highly skilled winemaker, in this case Charlie Hoppes of Fidelitas. Continue reading
Collector’s Club – January 2015
2010 Tranche, Barbera — Tranche is the sister label of Corliss, producer of some of the top wines in the state. Continue reading
Washington Wine Club – December 2014
2012 Quilceda Creek, Columbia Valley Red Wine CVR
Breaking with tradition this year, Quilceda Creek has chosen to release two vintages of their Columbia Valley Red, now officially designated as “CVR,” in the same year. Continue reading
Washington Wine Club – November 2014
2007 Forsyth Brio, Kiona Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon
Once again we are happy to present a wine in the club from a relatively new Washington winemaker. Continue reading
Washington Wine Club – October 2014
2011 Maison Bleue, La Montagnette, Upland Vineyard Grenache
Once again we were incredibly impressed when the distributor brought this wine in for us to taste. Continue reading
Washington Wine Club – September 2014
It’s been quite a long time since we put wines from two new wineries in this club. Continue reading
Washington Wine Club – August 2014
2008 Côte Bonneville, DuBrul Vineyard Carriage House
Regular Washington Club members are undoubtedly familiar with this wine, as this is the fourth consecutive vintage we’ve put in the club. Continue reading
Washington Wine Club – July 2014
2011 Abeja, Cabernet Sauvignon
We’ve been featuring wines from Abeja in the club every year for the past eight years, ever since their third vintage, and the wines continue to get better and better. Continue reading
Washington Wine Club – June 2014
2011 Quilceda Creek, Columbia Valley Red Wine
Breaking with tradition this year, Quilceda Creek has chosen to release the Red Wine at the same time as their iconic Cabernet, instead of letting it stay in barrel for another six months to be released at the holidays. Continue reading