Hello Ladies and Gentlemen,

I still have a limited amount of seats available for this class! Join me to enjoy, taste, and learn about some of the best wines coming out of Washington State!

RSVP to Jamesbarlow25@hotmail.com

Please Join me for this wonderful experience of wine and wisdom!

I am pleased to offer my Third class of the year.  I focused on the wines of Sonoma County last tasting.  For this class, I’d like to walk you through a state that many experts are calling the ‘Next Big Craze’ in American wine.  Washington State offers excellent diversity in wines that are quickly becoming a ‘Must Try’ in the wine circles of the world.  Washington may not have the notoriety of California, but do not miss this opportunity to fall in love with some of the more complex wines coming out of the United States.  The wines are quietly some of the best produced in the United States.

In this class I will dive into the AVA’s within Washington State, offering wines from different areas and grapes showing what makes Washington State such an ‘seek out’ area in the United States.  We will walk through the American Viticultural Areas within Washington State learning about soil structure, grapes, vintages, wine-making techniques and much more.  We will taste wines from the regions to understand the unique differences of the areas.

This will be a wonderful experience as we will taste wines from all over Washington State with some single vineyard wines to help give a sense of place to each area.

I will have a selection of cheese and bread to nibble.

Seating is limited. Don’t miss out on this amazing tasting!

RSVP to Jamesbarlow25@hotmail.com

What: The Wild Wines of Washington State hosted by James Barlow

When: Tuesday, August 13th from 6:30-8:00pm…ish!

Where: Envy Wine Room: 126 Midway Street, Spring, TX 77373 (In Old Town Spring)

Cost: $45 Per Person

Wines to be poured:

Starter: Waterbrook Sangiovese Rose 2017 (Columbia Valley)

1. Delille Blanc  (Columbia Valley)
2. Revelry Grenache/Syrah (Walla Walla)
3. K Vintners Milbrandt Syrah (Wahluke Slope)
4. B. Leighton ‘Gratitude Syrah (Yakima Valley)
5. Hedges Estate Red (Red Mountain)
6. Andrew Will Sorella Champoux Cabernet Blend (HHH)
7. Long Shadows Feather Cabernet (Columbia Valley)
8. Ste. Michelle ‘Eroica’ Riesling (Columbia Valley)

See you there!

James C. Barlow, CWE, CSS