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RE: Perhaps on the lower...

Posted by triodesteve on October 29, 2011 at 07:38:48:
As far as I know, Cougar Crest is the only Walla Walla winery in Spokane. The rest are Spokane
(or Spokanistan as we like to call it) based. Their fruit comes from points west of course.
If you are a spirits drinker, Dry Fly is making a lot of waves out of Spokane. I know my NY distributor sells them and is having great success.