2010 Baer Winery, Callisto
As longtime club members may remember, Baer Winery in Woodinville was founded by Lance Baer in 2000, and our dear partner Bear loved the wines from the very first release. Continue reading →

2008 Corliss Estates, Columbia Valley Red Wine
This is the fifth consecutive vintage of this wine we’ve put in the club, and by now most club members are familiar with the Corliss story. Continue reading →

2010 Quilceda Creek, Columbia Valley Red Wine
If it’s the holiday season, it’s time for the Quilceda Creek Red Wine to make its annual appearance in this club. Continue reading →

2010 DeLille Cellars, Doyenne Signature Syrah
It’s nice to have DeLille Cellars back in the Washington Wine Club. Continue reading →

2008 Tero Estates, Windrow Vineyard Plateau Block Cabernet Sauvignon
This is the third wine from Tero Estates we’ve put in the club this year, following the 2009 Windrow Vineyard Field Blend in January and the 2010 Flying Trout Malbec in July. Continue reading →

2008 Bergevin Lane Vineyards, Intuition Reserve Red, Stone Tree Vineyard
We’ve always loved the wines of Walla Walla’s Bergevin Lane, owned by Gary Bergevin, a founding partner at Canoe Ridge, his daughter Annette Bergevin and partner Amber Lane. Continue reading →

2009 Mackey Vineyards, RAC
One of Bear’s special joys in his work as managing partner of this shop was finding new and interesting wineries from Walla Walla. Continue reading →

2010 Abeja, Cabernet Sauvignon
We’ve been featuring wines from Abeja in the club every year for the past seven years (ever since their third vintage), and we are very proud to present their 10th anniversary Cabernet Sauvignon. Continue reading →

2010 Betz Family Winery, Clos de Betz, Columbia Valley Red Wine
Of the many spring releases we look forward to each year, the arrival of the Betz wines is always especially exciting. Continue reading →

2009 Cadence, Bel Canto
This is now the ninth consecutive vintage of Ben Smith’s Bel Canto that we have put in this club, which is a record for any wine and a tribute to Ben’s skills as a winemaker. Continue reading →