Enjoy Wine, Food, and Travel with Karl MyWinePal
We all love drinking our BC wines. Although we do have a hotter climate in the South Okanagan, we still are overall a fairly cool climate region, doing well with aromatic white varieties, along with Pinot Noir and Gamay, as you move north or along the coast. Our mountainous interior limits the extent of our vineyards but if you cross the…
Washington State has an amazingly large number of wineries. 800+ wineries. Compare that to the 273 wineries in British Columbia. Washington State has much more land available for viticulture. In BC we are quite constricted by our mountain ranges in the interior. But we here in BC can enjoy Washington state wines as it is just a short trip to…
If you read my blog regularly you will know my affection for the Taste of Tulalip event held the start of November every year at the Tulalip Resort Casino in Washington State. This year is their 5th anniversary of the event. Besides their wonderful dinner on Friday night, the big draw is “The Grand Taste” on Saturday afternoon, which is…
This is my second year at the Taste of Tulalip. Last year I was getting my feet wet, trying to learn the ropes. Here is the link to my Celebration Dinner notes last year. This year, I came prepared with a plan, and how to pace myself. The Taste of Tulalip starts off with the Friday evening Celebration Dinner, where…
As you may know, I take regular trips down to WA state to visit wineries and tasting rooms (in Woodinville) to learn more about Washington State wines and to pass along that information to you. I had not had the opportunity until this year to make it down to Seattle to Taste Washington. What a wonderful event I must say. …
