Precept Wine has acquired 174 acres in the Yakima Valley that it will convert from a partial orchard to a vineyard planted with red-wine grapes.

The foray of Jackson Family Wines into Oregon with their purchase of vineyard properties in Polk County has gotten a lot of attention lately.

"The wine's affordable. You can have it for your Tuesday night wine, and you don't have to spend fifty dollars on a bottle."

You know Andrew Browne, so we'll definitely have a Skyfall label somewhere down the line."

The Willamette Valley Wineries Association has launched the site with updated comprehensive regional information and mobile-responsive technology. The new WVWA site will allow visitors to comb through the valley's wineries and sub-appellations in a streamlined, informative fashion.

Idaho's wine industry is finally coming of age - and overcoming a haunting slight by none other than The Muppets.

"VIP" program open to area residents at participating wineries.

Court clears way for Washington state residential-commercial development.

New event changing its name in an attempt to settle lawsuit

Sales now average 2.7 million liters a month, compared with 2.5 million when liquor was sold only at state-run stores, The Olympian reported on Friday.

The Legislature should not support changes to Initiative 118, proposed by Costco, the main backer of the initiative. The state would lose tens of million dollars in needed revenue.

Riesling Rendezvous is the largest international gathering of Riesling producers and enthusiasts in the world. It features three days of tasting, discussing and learning about Riesling.

Western Oregon winemakers and grape growers have thus far enjoyed a warm, dry spring that has them well ahead of typical years.

People can mix the two and determine their own favored percentages.

Notaro, longtime head winemaker for Col Solare on Washington's Red Mountain, has been named head winemaker for Stag's Leap Wine Cellars on the famed Silverado Trail.

Lydig Construction and ALSC Architects will take design-build approach on the $23 million WSU project.

A year ago, you couldn't buy liquor at grocery stores in Washington. Now you can, but you probably pay more for it.

Willamette Valley Vineyards' ardent following has spoken: This winery has the best view.

A bill regulating winery activity in exclusive farm use zones has cleared the House Land Use Committee and is headed to the House floor. The committee on May 28 unanimously approved Senate Bill 841 with a do-pass recommendation.

Kent Waliser and Derek Way manage vines that have helped shape the course of grape growing and winemaking in Washington state. They also relish their role as caretakers of living history at Sagemoor Vineyards.