A young woman holds a hose as it pumps grape juice into a metal bin of crushed grapes and juice. A white building in behind her on the left and trees and blue sky on the right.
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Washington Wine 101 Educational Primer

We use this presentation to talk to trade, media, and consumers about the wine industry in our great state, and you can, too. This presentation includes Washington’s climate, terroir, AVA’s, grape varietals, history, and more, and it has recently been updated with new photos and fresh branding. Download the…
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WAugust – Celebrate Washington Wine

Summer is here and WAugust is right around the corner! Traditionally known as Washington W…

Marketing & Events Coordinator

Are you interested in joining the WA Wine team? We are currently hiring for a Marketing and Events C…
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2021 Washington Wine Harvest Key Stats

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2021 Washington Wine Grape Production Report

2021 Washington wine grape production totaled 179,600 tons, an 1% increase from 2020. Cabernet Sauvi…
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2021 Vintage Overview

Bud break began in the Columbia Valley at the very beginning of April, ahead of historical averages.

Wine Flies Free on Alaska Airlines

All Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan™ members are eligible to check a case of Washington wine from any a…

Taste WA Wine Month 2022 Winery Toolkit

To help you maximize Taste Washington Wine Month, we have a digital toolkit for download below. We h…
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2021 Annual Report

Fiscal Year 2021 (July 2020-June 2021) was another year of innovation and growth for Washington Wine…
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About the Annual Grape Assessment

The grape assessment is an annual fee levied on the growers of the state for all wine grapes harvest…

Washington Wine License Plate

The Washington Wine Institute, in partnership with the Washington State Wine Commission, is working…
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Washington State AVA Map

From the Puget Sound on the west side of the mountains to the Lewis-Clark Valley straddling the border with Idaho, explore all 20 diverse and unique growing areas across Washington. Download the map by clicking the button above.
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