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Alexandria Nicole Winery Prosser Washington

Bordeaux

SuLei Walla Walla

Cooper Estate Red Mountain

Great Gals behind the bar and Winemaker at Harbinger

Harbinger Winery Port Angeles WA

Tranche Winery Walla Walla

Maison Bleue Walla Walla

tough job...reviewing all the wine and tasting notes!

Smoked-Roasted herb potato's was favorite paring with Syrah....so simple and so good!

Admiring the beautiful color of Syrah!

Syrah tasting event setup

aMaurice

J& J Vintners Walla Walla @ Airport

Mark Ryan Walla Walla

~~Spring Release 2012 at Trust~~

Beautiful View from Tero Estate Wner

Farmers Market

Don Carlo Winery

Dumas Station

2015 Holiday Barrel Tasting at Tranche

Dumas Station - Debbie, Jay and Alli 2015 Holiday Barrel Tasting

Jay creating a new blend - we loved it!!

Sharing the holiday season with our dear friends at Dumas Station - 2015

Fall 2015 - Mackey Winery

Tranche - Spring 2015 - Before the Tasting Room

Garrison Winery - Spring 2015 - My favorite cellar

Garrison Wine Library - 2015

Lake Chelan-2020

Walla Walla-2020

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