wineries

The city of Yakima is NOT a 'dumpster fire'!

Fans of wine and chocolate are rejoicing!

A great list whether you're in Yakima for a quick stop or you just moved here.

Tourism is picking back up in the Yakima Valley.

**Higher corn prices muddied the U.S. ethanol industry, but the full impact of the corn price spike might not be felt for weeks. The Renewable Fuels Association estimates about two dozen of the 200 U.S. ethanol plants are idled and another two dozen have reduced production. ...

Virtual events and e-commerce have become more important to wineries during the pandemic, and agricultural business experts say wineries have been working to transition their marketing plans.

You know what would put a smile on someone's face? A thoughtful gift from the heart that is filled with fermented grape juice, a.k.a. vino, wine, vin ordinaire, etc.

The vines are budding for 2020 winegrape crops, and the wineries alter their marketing practices to accommodate stay-at-home protocols that have closed tasting rooms.

Premier passes and more information are available at the website at wineyakimavalley.org. The next big event is spring barrel tasting set for April.

You can check for a list of things to do at specific wineries at wineyakimavalley.org