William Pollard Jr | aka: Wild 4 Washington Wine

Saturday June 9th, 2018 at Prosser's Vintner's Village 10am to 6pm. Kick Off June 8 Bottles, Brews, Barbecues kicks off with the Festival Dinner on Friday, June 8, featuring eight Prosser-area winemakers and a private concert with The Pony Boys . Winery owners and winemakers from Coyote Canyon Winery, Columbia Crest Winery, Desert Wind Winery, Domanico Cellars, Gamache Vintners, Ginkgo Forest Winery, Martinez & Martinez, and 14 Hands will participate on Friday, June 8 under one tent on the grassy environs between Gamache Vintners and the Winemakers Loft in Prosser. Main Event June 9 The main event on Saturday, June 9 commences at 10 AM with the PNWBA barbecue competition and is followed by a full day of live music with Tri-Cities Fino, a latin-jazz fusion band, and Doc Jeebus’ Mojo Library. Horse Heaven Hills Brewery and Bale Breaker Brewing Company are brewery partners in the 2018 event. Prosser Wine Network member wineries will be stationed throughout ...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE INAUGURAL BOTTLES, BREWS AND BARBECUES EVENT AIMS TO CELEBRATE THE PROSSER, WASH GOOD LIFE– WILL FEATURE REGIONAL WINES, LIVE MUSIC AND A BARBEQUE COMPETITION PROSSER, Wash.––The inaugural Bottles, Brews and Barbecues event, presented by The Prosser Wine Network , advances full steam ahead with robust sponsorship.  A large attendance is expected on Saturday, June 11 at the Vintner’s Village, located in the “birthplace of the Washington wine industry” of Prosser, Washington. Formerly known as the McKinley Springs BBQ Showdown and Benefit, the event was gifted to the Prosser Wine Network by McKinley Springs Winery in the Fall of 2015 and rebranded as “Bottles, Brews and Barbecues.”  The goal of the Bottles, Brews and Barbecues event:  to celebrate the good life found within the Prosser, Washington community and highlight members of the Prosser Wine Network in a relaxed, all-day outdoor event setting. Bottles, Brews and Barbecues will featu...

Time to discover the birthplace of Washington wine  Prosser, Washington is a small town with a population of about 5,500 in the lower Yakima Valley. To the west, Mount Adams commands the horizon along with the Yakima River as it flows through Prosser to the Columbia River. Tree-lined streets of Prosser, Washington. Morning walk in historic downtown Prosser, Washington. A quiet, friendly town, it is the county seat of Benton County with a vibrant agricultural based economy. I've always been struck by the small town vibe I feel walking along the tree-lined streets. It feels comfortable and familiar, a place to relax and unwind. My first memories of Prosser are warm and sunny, of sitting in the car as a child with my mother, listening to Paul Harvey on the radio . It is also where Washington Wine began. It's almost as if we grew up together. Pontin Del Roza apple orchard in Prosser, Washington. With 35 wineries plus one distillery, Prosser is surrounded ...