Why Washington’s ‘Underdog’ Region Is Getting Winemakers Excited
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Award-winning cool-climate Pinot Noir and Siegerrebe that sings of white flowers and tropical fruits? That’s not what comes to mind when you think “Washington State.” Yet the Puget Sound AVA—Washington’s only appellation west of the Cascade Mountains, spanning a 200-mile corridor north and south of Seattle—is evolving into one of the country’s most promising regions
Where the rest of Washington is arid and semi-arid continental desert, with barely six inches of rain in most years, this soggy
Where the rest of Washington is arid and semi-arid continental desert, with barely six inches of rain in most years, this soggy
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