What do the following four phrases have in common? “Raspberry fruit caressed by lush mocha, spice and toast” . . . “mint and dark…
When bad things happen to fine restaurants.
The winter just ending has been comparatively mild on both sides of the mountains, but one good freeze the night…
Thirty years ago in Seattle Weekly.
For a quarter-century, American wines have been on a relentless upward trend increased production, but higher quality, greater refinement, growing…
A spoonful of sugar can make wine magical.
Commercial trolling for wild salmon makes a comeback.
What’s in, what’s fresh, what’s cooking.
Linda Farris’ bold new art project.
I lived on the eastern border of wine heaven for two years. A peaceful 15-mile bike ride along the level…
An eleventh-hour compromise averts a strike by UW grad students.
Seattle’s newspapers like to present their town as a great big grown-up city, but sometimes they treat their readers as…
Kevin Smith’s cinema profanity.
TODAY, BIOTECHNOLOGY dominates the high-tech headlines, grabbing the attention computing and communications dominated over the last 20 years. But if…
But when it comes to diversity in education, adults need a lot of work.
Northwest orchards make a comebackwith cider.
Roots
“Gee, it must be great, getting invited to all those wine tastings,” people say. And OK, it is pretty great,…
Farmed fish threaten the very waters they grow in.
Chardonnay is the biggest-selling white wine variety in America by far. It also is the only grape variety with its…
