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- New vending, new era for liquor - Bellingham Herald
- Big stores, small, specialty and grocers – all will compete for your liquor ... - Bellingham Herald
- Big stores, small, specialty and grocers – all will compete for your liquor ... - TheNewsTribune.com
- Tri-Citians getting into the booze biz - Bellingham Herald
- Tri-Citians getting into the booze biz - TheNewsTribune.com
Northwest Distillery News
- Whatcom craft distillers busy making products, getting closer to opening - Bellingham Herald
- Whatcom County stores prepare for June 1 liquor sales - TheNewsTribune.com
- From slow hikes to high wires, San Juan Island has new treats - The Seattle Times
- Fun Events Coming Up in Seattle…. - Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog)
- Brugal Rum - Spirit of The Dominican Republic - Drink Spirits (blog)
- Silver City win 3 Beer Cup medals - Kitsap Sun
Recent blog posts
- Christmas Extravaganza!
- Washington Wine Battle Royale!
- Bodeaux Wine Cellaring
- SUMMER EXTRAVAGANZA AT PETE'S BELLEVUE SATURDAY, JULY 16TH!
- Meet the Winemaker of Veuve Clicquot Tuesday, May 10 from 5-7pm
- State Budget Impacting Wine Education
- Caveman Cellars
- YELLOWEEN 2010
- Protect Our Profits
- Football Foreshadowing...Oregon vs. Washington at Pete's Bellevue
Muscat Canelli
Blue Teal 2007 Muscat Canelli (New Mexico)
The nose of this white wine is filled with scents of honeysuckle and other tropical flowers. The palate is sweet, but well structured in its balance between sugar and acidity. Delicious flavors of tropical fruits, melon and granny smith apple deliver a wonderfully long finish. Drink now.
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Covey Run Morio Muskat 2005 (Washington)
Covey Runs Moro Muskat is a terrific great summer wine. A bouquet of tropical fruit and granny smith apple greets the drinker. The palate offers medium plus acidity and lower alcohol with a pleasing, long finish. Demi sec flavors of tropical fruit, quince and rose water will tantalize. His wine is perfect as an aperitif or with BBQ ribs.
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Andrew Quady "Essensia" Orange Muscat
Essensia’s nose evokes bouquets of citrus, apricots, and black tea that tantalize. As an aperitif or dessert wine you will enjoy complex flavors of tropical citrus, light spice, and a very subtle sweet black pepper finish. This California dessert wine is perfect for upcoming Thanksgiving celebrations, and would pair incredibly well with pumpkin pie.
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Campbell's Rutherglen Muscat NV (Australia)
This muscat is created by one of Australia’s most awarded dessert wine vintners, and it hails from Oz’s best known dessert wine regions (Rutherglen). Reminiscent of an Italian Vin Santo, this dessert wine features an initial tawny or raisin impact. Not to fear, as your taste experience quickly transcends into an immediate deluge of molasses, earl grey tea, apricot, and subtle traces of pear. Neither heavy, nor syrupy, this Muscat delivers sustained elegance. Wow! My friends and I roared over this sensual experience. Cheers Mate!
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Cellar Picks
| Seven Hills Syrah Walla Walla 2008 |
| The Magnificent Wine Company, The Originals Syrah, 2007 (Walla Walla WA.) $22 |
| Apex, Merlot, 2006 (Sunnyside, WA.) $35 |
| Penfolds, Bin 407 Cabernet Sauvignon, 2007 (Australia) $33 |
| Castello di Gabbiano, Chianti Classico Reserva DOCG, 2006 (Tuscany, Italy) $22 |
Value Picks
| Maryhill Winemaker's Red |
| StoneCap Syrah 2009 |
| Murphy Goode Cabernet Sauvignon 2009 |
| Cupcake Vineyards, Pinot Noir, 2008 (Central Coast, CA.) $14 |
| Robert Mondavi Private Selection, Sauvignon Blanc, 2009 (CA.) $11 |
