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Tuesday, May 13th, 2008

Ken Robertson, a newspaperman for 33 years, has enjoyed sipping and writing about Northwest wines for 26 years. In each issue of Wine Press Northwest, he answers reader questions about wine. He can be reached at krobertson@tri-cityherald.com. He lives in Kennewick, Wash.


Tips for crossing borders with wine

Saturday September 15th 2007

I'm planning to take a wine-touring trip to the Okanagan in British Columbia this fall. I've been told that my spouse and I can bring back only two bottles of wine. Is that correct?

How to store Port

Tuesday September 4th 2007

Should I store my Port wines differently than my other wines? I have a temperature-controlled wine cabinet but have not seen any information on whether Port should be stored differently to allow it to age properly. And at what temperature should it be stored?

Know when to hold 'em

Thursday March 15th 2007

Q. I have several bottles of red wine that are about 20 years old and am concerned about holding them too long. Is it time to drink them? Or can I expect them to last a bit longer?

How is Hinzerling's '82 Cab doing?

Friday December 15th 2006

Q. After my father passed away in 1998, my brothers and I split up his wine cellar with help from friends who claimed that they "know wine." While I have been enjoying many of the French wines that made up the majority of my father's collection, I do have several bottles of a Hinzerling 1982 Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon. It seems my father bought several cases of this, so my brothers and I each have a full case. Unfortunately, I cannot locate any information about this wine. I'd like to donate it to a local nonprofit for an auction/dinner, but I'd like to know if this is a "good" wine. Do you know anything about this label?

If you want to like wine, just ask

Friday September 15th 2006

How to form a wine tasting group

Thursday June 15th 2006

Big tastings challenge the palate

Wednesday March 15th 2006

Paying for wine in restaurants

Thursday December 15th 2005

Heat helps sticky situations

Thursday September 15th 2005

Pinot Noir an arduous adventure

Wednesday June 1st 2005

Port a confusing, delicious treat

Monday March 1st 2004

Tongue-twisting 'terroir'

Monday December 1st 2003

What's the cost of doing business?

Monday September 1st 2003

Preserving that half-empty bottle

Sunday June 1st 2003

NW Syrah may be best in its youth

Saturday March 1st 2003

Big bottles are glass with class

Sunday December 1st 2002

Second labels can be first class

Sunday September 1st 2002

Sober thoughts on wine touring

Saturday June 1st 2002

Hard to tell what futures will hold

Friday March 1st 2002

Shipping wine can be complicated

Saturday December 1st 2001

NW wine country is child-friendly

Saturday September 1st 2001

Chablis, chablis and chardonnay

Tuesday May 1st 2001

You'll pay to dine with own wine

Thursday February 1st 2001

The sordid affairs of wine grapes

Friday December 1st 2000

So long to chablis, champagne

Friday September 1st 2000

How about those legs?

Monday May 1st 2000

Port among easiest wines to store

Tuesday February 1st 2000


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