LEARNING ABOUT WINE: Why Merlot Tastes Different in California, Bordeaux, and Italy
Those differences begin with climate and vineyard soils.
Those differences begin with climate and vineyard soils.
Syrah and Shiraz: How One Grape Acquired Two Names Syrah and Shiraz are the same grape. The difference is linguistic and often stylistic. When a producer chooses one term over the other, the choice can signal the tradition the producer has in mind and the kind of wine they intend to make. Syrah began in … Read more
“In this series we bring you our #FavouriteThings Holiday Gift Suggestions which we personally recommend” Your holidays just got a little more exciting. Looks like Township 7 really has you covered for the holidays, Think Pinot Noir with turkey, Chardonnay with oysters and Cabernet Merlot with baked ham. Let your imagineationn by your guide.. Here … Read more
The private outlier is a really obscure grape, Charbono.
“hey you’re going to learn to enjoy nice wine because once you try nice quality wine it is going to be tough to go back”
4 Special Days in Wine Country from January 30 – February 2, 2025.
It’s the season for savings, and we’re pleased to offer festivalgoers a deal on all our tasting room events and passes.
An incredible event that spans two days of Music, Wine, Food and Fun in the Walla Walla Valley.
What a delight and unexpected pleasure to meet both Randall and Charlene Lange.
Despite the stereotype, not all of California is hot.