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Sunday marked the 10th anniversary of the crash of Alaska Airlines Flight 261 off the coast of California. Among the 88 passengers and crew who perished was one of the most cherished people in the Northwest wine industry: Tom Stockley, the longtime wine columnist for The Seattle Times.
Consumers still love their Washington wines but have adjusted their palates to match their pocketbooks.
As Washington’s Yakima Valley begins its third decade as the Northwest’s oldest federally recognized grape-growing region, it is being energized by growth it hasn’t seen since its origins in the mid-’80s.
Washington's Olympic Peninsula and surrounding islands are more than just pretty faces of spectacular mountain scenery in a flowing gown of marine passageways, bays and inlets.
Whidbey Island Vineyards & Winery is one of a growing number of Western Washington wineries to specialize in estate-grown grapes.
