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Spend a Holiday Weekend

in the Tri-Cities

The Tri-Cities of Richland, Kennewick, and Pasco lie at the center of our state’s biggest AVA, Columbia Valley. With over 160 wineries within a 50-mile radius, this area boasts some of the biggest and most familiar names in Washington wine (think Connor Lee, Gamache, Sagemoor – the list goes on), but take note:
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Witness the Terroir on Red Mountain

About 20 minutes east of the Tri-Cities is the epicenter of Washington State’s Bordeaux blends; Red Mountain, aptly named for the vineyards’ burnt-orange color around harvest time.
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Explore the Great Wineries of Yakima Valley

Plan to arrive downtown in time for appetizers on a summer afternoon at the swanky, organic-modern tasting room of Gilbert Cellars. Taste the Gilbert family’s love of the land.
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Visit the Great Wineries in Prosser Wine Town

Number one Wine in the World. Yes, you read that correctly. Wine Spectator named the Columbia Crest 2005 Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon as the #1 Wine in the World for 2009, selected from more than 17,000 wines.
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Favorite Fall Washington Wines
Under $20

It's harvest season in Washington Wine Country, and there’s no place like the Pacific Northwest when the weather is beautiful. As we head into Fall, the aromas of crushing grapes and spectacle of turning leaves calls us to the vineyards.
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