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Evergreen Family the “largest family-owned grape-to-bottle wine company in Washington state”
Evergreen Family Wines has purchased Luke Wines. The purchase includes the brand and all inventory. It adds to Evergreen’s portfolio, which includes Milbrandt Family, Ryan Patrick, Alki, and others.
“Luke is a staple Washington wine at a premium price, not just ...
Below is a summary of articles from November. Enjoy!
Seattle’s Fatcork still sparkling 15 years in
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Happy Cyber Monday everyone! As always, this is Northwest Wine Report’s only subscriber discount of the year!
You all know the story of today, as I have written in previous years. Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, became a traditional day of shopping frenzy in the U.S. Some will tell you the day got its name because it’s the first day that businesses went into ...
From my family to yours, Happy Thanksgiving!
Among the things that I am grateful for this year, that I never take for granted, is you, the people who read, support, and subscribe to this site. I am thankful for each and every one of you. Northwest Wine Report would not exist without you.
May you have a wonderful, safe Thanksgiving, full of family, friends, great...
By definition, Northwest Wine Report is focused on the wines and wineries of the Pacific Northwest. It has never been my goal to make myself a central part of this site, except when doing so can better inform what I am trying to express.
However, in the interests of openness and lending perspective, I’m taking a moment today to write about something that I normally wou...
