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Thanks for the note. I turned on my e-mail from this site, so if you click on my name you can send me a note. I realy don't want to post my phone number on here right now...... As far as wineries go, definitely hit Robert Karl (pouring their cab sav and claret - their killer rose' of Cab Franc is due soon...), and Barrister (Pepperbridge Cab Sav is awesome, and only $32 if they have any left; a few different syrahs, a nice merlot, Rough Justice - an awesome blend priced at $20, and their new sauvignon blanc. Grande Ronde is also worth the visit, with some nicely aged reds (2002 and 2003 vintage cabs and merlots) that are drinking very well. Townshend always pours about 8 different wines, with a nice mix of reds and whites. They are laying off the oak a little on their whites, and those have gotten much better. If you go there, say hi to Jill, the tasting room manager. (Note - I live less than a mile from there.) Lone Canary is good, and just about the only place you can get their reserve and single varietal wines. Their inexpensive blends are really good. Latah Creek is good if you like sweet whites and sweet blends and sweet..... you get the picture. Great tasting room, though. If you have the time, I would hit Nodland Cellars, out on Montgomery near Argonne. They only do 2 wines, a white riesling called BeBop that is pretty good, and their Private Blend, a Bordeaux blend that is worth every penny of the $35 they ask. Beyond that, I won't discuss any other wineries. After the whole Basel Cellars thing (thanks for the back-up, by the way! heeheehaaaa) I am learning to shut my mouth on places that I don't seem to appreciate!

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Tim

Hey WineO!

I have heard that Latah Creek makes some great sweet wines. I am not a big fan of sweet whites, although I do enjoy a monstrous port once in awhile..... They do have a great facility, even with the funky freeway location, and I appreciate their price structure. I would LOVE to check out the Arbor Crest Petit Syrah!! We have some great ones from the Napa and Sonoma areas (Quivira makes a great one, and Robert Biale's is also killer). I haven't had their Wahluke Cab, although it sounds like I should! (moment of truth.... I am drinking an Arbor Crest 2003 syrah right now....) I love Fielding Hills, and all of their fruit is estate grown from the Wahluke Slope. Barrister's cab franc is made with quite a bit of Sagemoor's Weinbau Vineyard fruit, which is on the Wahluke Slope. Thanks for the head's up on those wines!

Tim

Amen WineO!

I have been to all of the Spokane area wineries. If you want any recommendations, in my humble opinion, the best "wines" will be found at Barrister, Robert Karl Cellars, Grande Ronde, Nodland Cellars, Townshend Cellars, Lone Canary, and Arbor Crest. Of course, those are in no particular order..... Barrister is famous for their Cab Franc, but the new Pepper Bridge Cab Sav is outstanding and all of their syrahs are great. Be sure to check out the Morrison Lane syrah, co-fermented with viognier. It is absolutely stunning. They also just released their popular Rough Justice blend, which is much more fruit forward than in years past. Robert Karl wines are built for the long haul. Their cab sav blows away most wines in the country at the $28 price point. The Inspiration Reserve (around $42) is one you can lay down for 5 to 10 years. It is simply amazing. Their syrah, if available, has multiple layers once it opens up. And if they have it ready to go, don't miss their Rose' of Cab Franc! Grande Ronde' is, for some reason, very overlooked. They also have a Pepper Bridge cab sav that has beautiful notes of black olive as well as plum/cassis fruit and extended barrel time. The 2005 release of Cellar Red is really tasty, after what I consider a "mediocre" 2004 release. Nodland Cellars, a new winery, does just two wines. A red blend, the Private Reserve, is a total Bordeaux blend that shows a very deft hand at the mixing table. The white, a riesling-based wine called BeBop, is equally good. Lone Canary does some very nice reserve wines, but for me, their daily drinkers ($13-$18) are worth the trip alone. Townshend Cellars makes about 20 (!) different wines, several of which are very good. You can also buy the T3, their famous restaurant blend, at the winery, and their new "Red Table Wine" is a very tasty wine at a killer $11 (often $8.99 in grocery stores.) Arbor Crest is the most stunning facility in the area, and they also make some pretty good wines. Their merlot is always good, and I really like their Cab Franc. The only challenge I have is that their wines are pretty expensive at their gorgeous facility. For example, their Cab Franc was $27 last time I was their, and I buy it for $14.68 (not on sale) at Yokes. For that price, I love it. For $27, I have plenty of other options..... Of course, their are a few other wineries in the area that are worth checking out, but hopefully this will whet your appetite for some fine "Spokane" wines!

Tim