Articles related to "Northwest Wines"

The Pacific Northwest produces some of the world's best wines each year. And each year, these events bring people together to celebrate these wines and their makers.

Two tiny wineries with locations off the beaten path in the Columbia River Gorge offer great promise for affordable, food-friendly red and white wines.

From staight forward cookbooks to wine guides- here's a handy list you don't want to go shopping without!

Washington wine country is spread out all over the state, from Walla Walla to Bainbridge Island. But these closer-in wine destinations make a day plenty of time.

A World of Wine in 40 Miles.

Historic sites, art, beautiful gardens and outdoor attractions keep visitors to Bush's Pasture Park, House and Barn engaged during a trip to Oregon's Capitol city.

An introduction to Columbia Gorge Wineries: one of the Pacific Northwest's newest wine regions.

Rob Griffin has been involved in the Washington wine scene since 1977. He and his wife Deborah Barnard have been making wines under their own label since 1983.

Whether relaxing at the spa, enjoying dinner at the Boathouse Restaurant, hiking around the lake or fishing for kokanee, visitors to Suttle Lake enjoy the remote setting.

The 14 wineries in Spokane, Washington, feature stellar winemakers, family-run facilities and award-winning wines. Stay in area hotels and travel by car to the wineries.

Makers of New World Merlot finally get it right.

Family-operated wineries near Newberg, Oregon, feature world-class, handcrafted wine. Stay in area hotels or B&Bs, dine out and travel by car to the wineries year-round.

Numerous wineries in Southwest Idaho's Snake River Valley feature award-winning, hand-crafted wines. Stay in Boise hotels, dine out and travel by car to area wineries.