wine tasting

Across Washington State bungholes are popping and if you'd like one of the first sips of the season I've put together a comprehensive list of where you can do just that. Let the wine flow and the good times roll

Lots of dates and options!

Did you know Yakima Valley is celebrating 30 years as the first official wine region in the Pacific Northwest?

Cannon  Beach Oregon is one of the most beautiful places on earth, just add the best Northwest wines and Gourmet food and it's a party. The 2016 Savor Wine and culinary event in Cannon Beach was absolutely amazing and well worth getting the Wine Divas on the road.

Last weekend the Tri-Cities Wine Divas took the show on the road to Savor NW a wine festival in Cannon Beach Oregon...I know a tough gig.

The 16th annual Platinum Judging has just released its "Best of The Best" list for Wine. The wines mentioned in the Wine Press Northwest article are wines only from Washington, Oregon, British Columbia and Idaho that have won gold medals at any of about 40 competitions worldwide in 2015...

Raleigh and I paid a visit to the Alexandria Nicole tasting room in Prosser. I am a member of their amazing wine club so we attended the members only release party. We had a blast

A very popular activity in Tri-Cities besides drinking wine is hiking. So what if the two could be combined? The Wine Divas found out it IS possible at Anelare Winery in Benton City.

What do wine and rattlesnakes have in common...weird I know but the Wine Divas went to investigate.We got wind (literally) of a ceremony that is performed to banish rattlesnakes from the vineyards in the Rattlesnake Hills AVA. Here's what we found out...

Ever noticed when you go to a tasting room there's always a bucket on the counter?

My awesome co-worker and fellow 'Wine Diva' Raleigh from sister station Hot 97.5 and I have started a new YouTube show called the 'Tri-Cities Wine Divas' We decided to do this because A. We Love Wine and B. We live in Wine Country.

The Red Mountain American Viticulture Area of Eastern Washington is a specificall designated area for the grape-growing for world class wines. With the same global latitude as the wine country of France, the highly desirable grapes produced here attract an international interest. ...