
ENHANCE
YOUR KNOWLEDGE
OF WASHINGTON WINE
WHEN
SATURDAY MARCH 2026
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
ON SALE NOW
WHERE
KING STREET BALLROOM
255 S KING ST
SEATTLE, WA 98104
WHAT TO EXPECT

about the SEMINARS
the details
Enhance your knowledge of Washington wine with insight directly from the experts and be led on an unforgettable journey. Guests will learn from top winemakers, growers, Masters of Wine, Master Sommeliers and national wine personalities at these engaging and educational seminars, and taste some of the most unique wine line-ups assembled under one roof. From blind tastings to interactive panels, and from rare wines to latest releases, the Taste Washington seminars are entertaining, enlightening and in high demand, so save your seat before tickets are gone!
2025 SEMINARS
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Over the past decade, Washington white wines have undergone a remarkable transformation, setting a new standard in quality and creativity. Winemakers are crafting whites with greater intention, precision, and flair. They’re embracing new varieties, experimenting with diverse regions, and pushing stylistic boundaries. The results are nothing short of extraordinary: everything from crisp, mouthwatering wines that dazzle the palate to full-bodied, textural marvels that captivate the senses. This new age of Washington white wines has caught the attention of wine enthusiasts and critics alike, solidifying their place among the most exciting trends in the industry. Join us as we explore the innovation and artistry behind these wines and discover what makes Washington’s boundary-pushing whites so irresistible.
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Luke Bradford, COR Cellars
Peter Devison, Devison Vintners
Elizabeth Keyser, Rocky Pond Winery
Andrew Latta, LATTA Wines
Erik Segelbaum, GoodSomm
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AGO, Tocai Friulano, Columbia Gorge, 2023
Amos Rome, Estate Grüner Veltliner, Lake Chelan, 2023
Devison, Sauvignon Blanc, Evergreen Vineyard, Ancient Lakes, 2023
Gård, Franc Blanc, Stoneridge Vineyard, Royal Slope, 2023
itä, 1 of 2 Sémillon, Les Collines Vineyard, Walla Walla Valley, 2023
Lucius, Skin Contact Viognier, Columbia Valley, 2022
Prospice, Grenache Blanc, Les Collines Vineyard, Walla Walla Valley, 2022
Rocky Pond, Glacial Treasure White Blend, Columbia Valley, 2023
The Walls, Lip Stinger, French Creek Vineyard, Yakima Valley, 2022
Tsillan Cellars, Estate Riesling, Lake Chelan, 2023
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Every great wine region is ultimately defined by its wines—the benchmarks that set the standard, the mavericks that captured imaginations, and the trailblazers that pushed boundaries to new heights. Washington State is no exception. Its vinous evolution tells a compelling story of innovation, resilience, and world-class craftsmanship. In this engaging seminar, we’ll journey through Washington’s past, present, and future by tasting the iconic wines that have shaped its identity and those redefining its path forward. From foundational classics to revolutionary new styles, these wines reveal the heart and soul of Washington’s wine story. Join us to experience the state’s remarkable journey and glimpse what lies ahead for this dynamic, ever-evolving wine region.
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Zach Geballe, VinePair
Lane Hoss, Anthony’s Restaurants (formerly)
Keith Johnson, Devium
Seth Kitzke, Upsidedown Wine
Katie Nelson, Chateau Ste Michelle
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Chateau Ste Michelle, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cold Creek Vineyard, Columbia Valley, 2009
Devium, Pet-Nat, Lewis Peak Vineyard, Washington State, 2023
Echolands, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pepper Bridge Vineyard, Walla Walla Valley, 2019
Gramercy, Lagniappe Syrah, Red Willow Vineyard, Yakima Valley, 2016
Kiona, Estate Bottled Merlot, Red Mountain, 2022
Kobayashi, Viognier, Washington State, 2024
Loop de Loop, Dry Riesling, Light Anthology Vineyard, Columbia Gorge, 2022
The Devil is a Liar, WeatherEye Vineyard, Columbia Valley, 2018
Two Vintners, O.G. Extended Maceration Gewürztraminer, Olsen Vineyard, Yakima Valley, 2023
WT Vintners, Mourvèdre, Boushey Vineyard, Yakima Valley, 2021
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Amazingly, Cabernet Sauvignon only became Washington’s most-produced grape variety just over a decade ago. Today, not only does it dominate production and plantings, but also defines many of our most critically acclaimed wines: wines that stand out for their balance, elegance, depth, and sense of place. Here, in the best flight of Cabernet Sauvignon ever poured at Taste Washington, we’ll present a show-stopping array of some of the state’s finest and most celebrated masterpieces. Discover what makes Washington Cabernet so distinctive, explore the regions where it shines brightest, and learn about the exciting future of this esteemed variety. Join us to experience why Cabernet Sauvignon has earned its title as Washington’s unrivaled king of grapes.
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Virginie Boone, JebDunnuck.com
Will Camarda, Andrew Will
Stephanie Cohen, Col Solare
Ray McKee, Trothe
Gilles Nicault, Long Shadows
Louis Skinner, Betz Family
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Andrew Will, Sorella, Champoux Vineyard, Horse Heaven Hills, 2018
Betz Family, Heart of the Hill Cabernet Sauvignon, Red Mountain, 2019
Col Solare, Tenuta Cabernet Sauvignon, Red Mountain, 2019
Corliss, Cabernet Sauvignon, Red Mountain, 2019
Côte Bonneville, Estate Bottled, DuBrul Vineyard, Yakima Valley, 2018
L’Ecole No. 41, Estate Grown, Ferguson Vineyard, Walla Walla Valley, 2017
Long Shadows, Feather Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Valley, 2021
Quilceda Creek, Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Valley, 2021
Trothe, Cabernet Sauvignon, Horse Heaven Hills, 2021
Woodward Canyon, Old Vines Cabernet Sauvignon, Washington, 2021