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Charles Smith Wines 2015 Boom Boom Syrah Takes Me Home

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g3 2015 Cabernet Sauvignon, Estate Bottled by Goose Ridge Vineyards

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Delille Cellars 2015 Chaleur Blanc a True Northwest Classic!

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Drink Washington State 2014 Walla Walla Carmenere Done Proper!

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Pacific Rim 2016 Columbia Valley Riesling - Two Styles with Unlimited Enjoyment

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Sharing the Love for New Zealand Pinot Noir - Loveblock 2013 Pinot Noir from Central Otago

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ABOUT ME

My palate and this blog, began with Washington wine. Washington state is where I grew up and now work in the wine industry. Washington wine is my point of origin, my reference point. It is where my passion for wine began. Today, I embrace the world of wine. Not just Washington wine. I love comparing Washington wine to the wines of the world. Not good vs bad, but different vs. different. Since it is my blog, I also share my thoughts on many diverse topics. Music became even more important to me during the pandemic. So I will share information on musicians and the audio equipment I use. As well as whatever is tickling my brain at the moment. I hope what I share compels you to explore and continue to learn. We live in a rich world. It is worth sharing that wealth.

- William Pollard Jr.