Author: Viki
Chilly nights like this call for soul-warming Port
I was walking our dogs in shorts just a couple of days ago but the recent change in the weather now has me in jeans and dreaming of port by […]
Enjoy a fall foliage tour, complete with wine, in your own backyard
On a fall vacation two years ago we happened upon a beautiful winery in, what was to us, the middle of nowhere during a country drive. I remember thinking ‘Gosh, […]
From elegant to eclectic with an institutional night cap to top it off
After a couple weeks on hiatus, I have returned. Thank you for patiently hanging in there. This post is not so much wine-focused as it is just a fun night […]
Several area wineries open today and Moulton Falls Winery has plenty of reasons for a drive in the country
Just a quick note that several area wineries are open today for the Labor Day holiday. Confluence Vineyards and Winery are only open from 2-5 pm so be sure to […]
Winery on the grounds of historic Pomeroy Farm open this weekend
On the grounds of the 114-year-old Pomeroy Farm sits the newest winery to join the burgeoning wine scene in Clark County and, judging from a recent tasting, Pomeroy Cellars is […]
Koi Pond Cellars will be open from noon-5 pm on Labor Day
Koi Pond Cellars has been making wine for a couple years and tasting intermittently at their location next to Shorty’s Nursery in Ridgefield but on June 28 of this year […]
Smooth jazz, smooth food and smooth wine
Although I was not at the 17th Annual Vancouver Wine & Jazz Festival held at Esther Short Park over the weekend, I imagine it was a smashing success what with […]
Judging the Clark County Fair wine entries a couple weeks ago was a lot of fun
Steve Bader, owner of Bader Beer & Wine Supply in Vancouver was back for his 18th year as the beer and wine open class fair superintendent for the Clark County Fair […]
We did it and I’m sure I deserve homemade hot fudge for it.
I feel I need to preface this post by saying that I hiked Mt. St. Helens with a group of 21 people on Tuesday..and I climbed to the top in […]