Wine

This year, the Yakima Valley strikes again with a nominee for the highly-coveted James Beard culinary award.

If weather permits, the annual Red Wine & Chocolate will go on!

Did you know Yakima Valley is celebrating 30 years as the first official wine region in the Pacific Northwest?

China is making its retaliation list and checking it twice, targeting ag products. The Humane Society of the U.S. is facing charity oversight groups pushback.

Millennium Plaza rocked like it has never rocked before Saturday night! Yakima Uncorked was incredible. Wine Divas, The Seasons Performance Hall and Washington Broadband couldn't have been happier. There were so many people there, and the drinks and food were out of this world! The music finished the night with a bang!

Great news for those of us who might be hesitant about going to the Yakima Uncorked Wine & Food Festival because we don't even know what kind of wine is supposed to go with hot dogs: THEY HAVE BEER, TOO! So we should all feel right at home Saturday night in Millennium Plaza, 22 S. Th...

Holy moly! There is so much coming up this summer that has to do with hops and grapes. The Untapped Brews and Blues festival in Tri-Cities, Bike Nights in Yakima, Wine Divas, who do stuff in Tri-Cities and In Yakima, and a ton more. There are usually a ton of drinks to choose from, but what to choose is the question? Do you like to try all of them or just stick with one thing?

In India, they make some super-crazy stuff that people like me truly appreciate. I love Indian food because it's such a refreshing departure from, say, cheeseburgers. Also, their beverages are excellent. Case in point: wine.

Yummy! Bring on the pig! Newly graduated high school students in the Central Washington Baseball Club are having a pig roast fundraiser this Saturday (June 20). And this morning, club members Jacob Haas, Nolan Cookson and Brad Wise stopped by our studios to visit.

Rattlesnake Hills Spring Barrel Tasting is on the way! I love going around to each vineyard and trying new wine. And April 18-19, member vineyards pull down their premium barrels and let us all in on the action!

I was raised LDS (or Mormon in easier terms). I never even saw my mom or dad drink anything but coffee. When I was growing up the drinking age was 18 so I got my partying done earlier than people do now and grew up much faster.

Building on recent efforts to brand downtown Yakima as an arts and entertainment destination, a new festival will be launched this June built around craft beer produced in the region and locally popular, nationally recognized and internationally acclaimed blues artists.