Stay local this Labor Day with area wine and food pairings

 

All 11 wineries and tasting rooms of the Southwest Washington Winery Association will offer wine & food pairings this Labor Day Weekend. Viki Eierdam

All 11 wineries and tasting rooms of the Southwest Washington Winery Association will offer wine & food pairings this Labor Day Weekend. Viki Eierdam

The Southwest Washington Winery Association has announced plans to offer wine enthusiasts scrumptious nibbles and award winning wines during the three day Labor Day Weekend.  Visitors can enjoy a combination of local culinary and enological delights at participating wineries throughout Clark County.

At each stop, sample fresh local cuisine perfectly paired with wines—all within minutes of the Portland/Vancouver metro area. Skip the lines and traffic and stay local for Labor Day while you meet the winemakers at nearly every location, hear their stories, and experience the magic of an emerging wine region. Tasting fees vary by location.

Sister/brother power team, Jennifer (English) Wallenberg and Carl S. English will be on hand at English Estate Winery this Labor Day Weekend to share their passion for SW Washington wine as the oldest winery in Clark County. English Estate

Sister/brother power team, Jennifer (English) Wallenberg and Carl S. English are committed to the legacy of their father, Carl D. English, at the oldest winery in Clark County. Andee Newsome Mowrey

Participating wineries include:  Burnt Bridge Cellars (Vancouver), Cellar 55 Tasting Room, (Vancouver), Confluence Vineyards (Ridgefield), Emanar Cellars (Battle Ground), English Estate Winery (Vancouver), Heisen House Vineyards (Battle Ground),  Koi Pond Cellars (Ridgefield), Moulton Falls Winery (Yacolt), Olequa Cellars (Battle Ground), Rezabek Vineyards (Battle Ground) and Stavalaura Vineyards (Ridgefield).

For more information about the Southwest Washington Winery Association’s (SWWA) members and activities, visit the association’s website at www.swwawine.com or follow their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/swwawine.

Disclaimer: This is a reprint of SWWA’s press release

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Viki

Viki

I am a Clark County native. I am Level 2 WSET (wine and spirit education trust)-certified and enjoy pairing wine with my passion for travel and fondness of food. My most prized possessions are the memories of places I've been with my husband, the chance encounters we've been blessed to have along the way and my carry-on bag. I can often be seen around town and in tasting rooms with our two beautiful, double-Merle Australian shepherds, Challenge and Baby Girl.

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