Washington state wines
Last night I was invited to the residence and beautiful
house of the American ambassador in Denmark
Madam Laurie Fulton for the Washington
state wine tasting for specially invited guests.
I was there to learn more about the wines from Washington that I do not
have enough knowledge about the stats wines, and I was truly amazed of the
quality shown here and this was the best of the night.
Columbia Crest is a stabile producer as always and the
H3 cab & chardonnay is good and the reserve cab in impeccable.
Kiona vineyards showed some great late harvest Riesling
& gewürztraminer and wine spectator have put two of Kiona wines on its “100
best” list, not bad at all.
Charles Smith is very well known here in Sweden for the
funny names as Kung Fu girl & Velvet Devil.
Located in the blue mountains in the Walla Walla where he makes his signature
wines that are easy approachable.
The Long Shadow Vintners Feather cab, Pedestal merlot
and the Sequel syrah was one of the true eye-opener of what this state can
deliver and the winemakers are not bad either, what do you say about Randy
Dunn, John Duval, Michel Rolland and
Philippe Melka.
The house of Independent producers makes great wines
especially the Descendants Liegeois Dupont syrah and the La Bourgeoise merlot
both made by Pete Hedges of the Hedges family estate.
To make some kind of conclusion of this night I must
say that I am surprised of the quality and depth that all wines are showing tonight
and I hope that I can someday travel there for more on site experience.
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