Region: Yakima Valley (WA)
Variety: Riesling (White Riesling) (White)

This is our second release from this well-respected vineyard that yields so much of the state’s best fruit. What’s different this year? The very warm growing season gifted us with some lovely aromas of peaches & cream and lychee nut. This vintage has a bigger mouthfeel than our acclaimed 2006 Riesling while still…   more

Region: Wahluke Slope (WA)
Variety: Zinfandel (Red)

Winemaking is really all about matching grape varities with the perfect soil, climate and site location for premium grape production and we have a match! Zinfandel thrives in the hot, dry climate and loess soils of the Wahluke Slope and Milbrandt's Pheasant Vineyard. This is the same great fruit we processed…   more

Region: Walla Walla Valley (WA, OR)
Variety: Carmenere (Red)

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Region: Columbia Valley (WA, OR)
Variety: Red Table Wine (Red)

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Region: Walla Walla Valley (WA, OR)
Variety: Tempranillo (Valdepeñas) (Red)

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Region: Yakima Valley (WA)
Variety: Mourvèdre (Mataro) (Red)

This is a wine that bridges the flavor gap between Syrah and Malbec while being food-friendly and something new for your palate. Please experience our Mourvèdre as we intended. Pair it with succulent meats or game. Above all, remember that this is wine that is meant to be enjoyed with others!   more

Region: Walla Walla Valley (WA, OR)
Variety: Syrah (Red)

The longer we make wine, the more we become interested in the merits of bottling single-vineyard wines. Luckily for us, Walla Walla is dotted with small, family-run vineyards like Rizzuti's block out on Langdon Road. The Syrah that comes off this block is deep and rich, complex beyond its' years. It is classic…   more

Region: Columbia Valley (WA, OR)
Variety: Syrah (Red)

While maintaining the core of the 2004 Boushey Vineyards Syrah for our 2005 release, we blended in small amounts of other favorite vineyards from around the state to create this beautiful Columbia Valley Syrah. The same lovely aromas of smoke and blackberry greet you but the difference is in the palate. Layers…   more