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Make every sip count! Join Fielding Hills Winery on three Saturdays in December as we showcase local charitable organizations. Members of each organization will be at the winery to answer questions and share the story of the incredible work they are doing for our community. As a business, we are…
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Make every sip count! Join Fielding Hills Winery on three Saturdays in December as we showcase local charitable organizations. Members of each organization will be at the winery to answer questions and share the story of the incredible work they are doing for our community. As a business, we are…
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Join us at our beautiful venue for live music every Sunday 2-5pm from May until October! Come enjoy amazing wines, charcuterie boards and talented musicians with expansive views of Lake Chelan. Below is the seasons music line-up for May, June, July, August, September, & October! End of the Line Jeff…
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Join us at our beautiful venue for live music every Sunday 2-5pm from May until October! Come enjoy amazing wines, charcuterie boards and talented musicians with expansive views of Lake Chelan. Below is the seasons music line-up for May, June, July, August, September, & October! End of the Line Jeff…
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On March 1, 2021, the Alliance of Women in Washington Wine stepped fully into being as the first women-led, wine-focused non-profit organization in Washington. According to AWWAWINE, “The first step towards inspiration is to share with one another why we love being a part of the Washington wine industry. Step…
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The Washington Advancements in Viticulture and Enology (WAVE) seminars, which are co-sponsored with Washington State University, follow a half- to all-day format to highlight viticulture and enology research. WAVEx is the condensed version, often in a webinar format, with targeted topics and practical application. WAVEx allows Washington Wine and WSU to tailor research programming…
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Washington wine’s earliest days date back to 1825, when the first grape vines were planted. Pioneer William B. Bridgman planted grapevines in Yakima Valley in the early 1900s. In subsequent years, Dr. Walter Clore, recognized as the father of the Washington wine industry, researched what varieties would grow well in…
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Date: 31 January 2013 Title: Field Validation of a Vineyard Site-Selection Tool for Washington State Principal Investigator: Michelle Moyer, Assistant Professor, Viticulture Extension Specialist, WSU-Prosser, Address: 24106 N. Bunn Rd., Prosser, WA 99350. Phone: 509-786-9234, Email: michelle.moyer@wsu.edu Cooperators: Joan Davenport, Professor, WSU-Prosser, Address: 24106 N. Bunn Rd., Prosser, WA 99350.
