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On the Trail

Read on the trail blog '97 Points and $24.95: Two Mountain Winery'
September 7, 2026 - Ryan Woodhouse
97 Points and $24.95: Two Mountain Winery

A few months back, an old friend in the wine business turned me on to the wines of Two Mountain. Previously unknown to me, I trusted his palate and sent a request for samples to the winery. Shortly afterward, I tasted through the range and was immediately impressed by both the quality and the exceptional value for money.

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Read on the trail blog 'WeatherEye Is Washington’s Most Exciting Terroir'
September 7, 2026 - Ryan Woodhouse
WeatherEye Is Washington’s Most Exciting Terroir

While the primary focus of my trip to Washington was Walla Walla, I decided to extend my visit and check out a vineyard I’ve wanted to see for many years: WeatherEye. As I’ve explained in a previous newsletter, this incredible site on the upper slopes and ridgeline of Red Mountain is one of the most exciting vineyard developments of the past decade anywhere in the USA. Seeing it with my own eyes was truly mind-blowing.

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