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Perhaps on the lower...

Posted by mkuller on October 24, 2011 at 12:30:28:
...and midrange, but not the higher priced wines, IMO.

I was in Spokane, WA this past weekend, for Fall Family Weekend at Gonzaga U., where my daughter is a senior.

There are now at least 22 wine tasting rooms and wineries in the area, many from Walla Walla.

Arbor Crest had an excellent $35 cab and a very complex meritage.

Cougar Crest had a spectacular Legacy Syrah for $45 that was pretty complex.

One things our wines don't have much of, which gives the French wines more complexity, is terrior.

But it's not something I miss...