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RE: Finding a recommended wine

Posted by triodesteve on July 12, 2009 at 11:04:26:
Jim, I work for myself...my winery is called Trust. Crest is about 90 minutes from Walla Walla in the middle of nowhere in a town called Patterson. Fun Fact number #1: Columbia Crest and Chateau Michelle (and the other 8 or so wineries in the fold) are owned by US Tobacco makers of Skoal!

Sign up for a mailer from K and L out of CA. I always see lots of reasonably priced Bordeaux wines in their mailers, some of which they directly import.

BTW, for two years I worked under the former director of winemaking at Chateau LaTour in Bordeaux...now I can make a 100 point wine anytime I want!! (that's a joke)
Steve