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Who's Pouring What 2012 Seattle Wine and Food Experience – Who’s Pouring What FEATURED WINE REGION - OREGON FEATURED WINE REGION - OREGON A to Z WineworKs Dobbes Family Estate / Wine by Joe Pinot gris 2010, Oregon $14.00 Wine by Joe Pinot gris 2010, Willamette Valley $14.00 Chardonnay 2010, Oregon $14.00 Wine by Joe Chardonnay 2010, Willamette Valley $14.00 Pinot noir 2010, Oregon $20.00 Wine by Joe Pinot noir 2009, Willamette Valley $19.00 Amalie Robert Estate Don Carlo Vineyard Her Silhouette Chardonnay 2009, Willamette Valley $22.00 Merlot 2008, Walla Walla Valley $28.00 Vintage Debut Pinot noir 2007, Willamette Valley $30.00 Cabernet Sauvignon 2008, Walla Walla Valley $28.00 Dijon Clones Pinot noir 2008, Willamette Valley $40.00 Estate Cabernet Franc 2009, Walla Walla Valley $34.00 Amity Vineyards Erath Winery Pinot blanc 2009, Willamette Valley $15.00 Pinot gris 2010, Oregon $14.00 Riesling 2008, Willamette Valley $15.00 Estate Selection Pinot noir 2009, Willamette Valley $34.00 ECO-WINE® Pinot noir 2008, Willamette Valley $20.00 Prince Hill Pinot noir 2009, Dundee Hills $45.00 Pinot noir 2009, Sunnyside Vineyard, Willamette Valley $30.00 Firesteed Cellars Anam Cara Cellars Firesteed Pinot gris 2009, Oregon $11.00 Estate Dry Riesling 2010, Chehalem Mountains $20.00 Firesteed Riesling 2008, Oregon $11.00 Vineyard Selection Pinot noir 2008, Chehalem Mountains $23.00 Firesteed Pinot noir 2009, Oregon $13.00 Pinot noir 2007, Nicholas Estate, Chehalem Mountains $30.00 Firesteed Pinot Noir 2007, Willamette Valley $30.00 Pinot noir 2008, Nicholas Estate, Chehalem Mountains $30.00 Citation Chardonnay 2008, Oregon $32.00 Angel Vine Citation Pinot noir 2002, Oregon $60.00 Zinfandel 2009, Columbia Valley $19.00 Henry Estate Winery Zinfandel 2009, Stonetree Vineyard, Columbia Valley $20.00 Pinot gris 2009, Oregon $14.00 Zinfandel 2008, Les Collines Vineyard, Walla Walla Valley $22.00 Pinot noir 2009, Oregon $18.00 The Hellion 2009, Columbia Valley $24.00 Muller Thurgau 2009, Oregon $12.00 Anne Amie Vineyards King Estate Winery Cuvée A Pinot noir 2009, Willamette Valley $25.00 Acrobat Pinot gris 2010, Oregon $10.99 Pinot noir 2008, Willamette Valley $35.00 Acrobat Pinot noir 2010, Oregon $16.99 Prismé Pinot noir blanc 2008, Willamette Valley $50.00 King Estate Signature Pinot gris 2010, Oregon $15.99 Archery Summit King Estate Signature Pinot noir 2010, Oregon $24.99 Premier Cuvée Pinot noir 2009, Willamette Valley $48.00 King Estate Signature Vin Glace of Riesling 2010, Oregon $14.99 Pinot noir 2009, Looney Vineyard, Ribbon Ridge $85.00 NxNW Dry Riesling 2010, Horse Heaven Hills $10.99 Argyle Winery NxNW Cabernet Sauvignon 2009, Columbia Valley $24.99 Brut 2008, Willamette Valley $27.00 NxNW Cabernet Sauvignon 2008, Walla Walla Valley $32.99 Brut Rosé 2008, Dundee Hills $50.00 Le Cadeau Vineyard Nuthouse Chardonnay 2008, Willamette Valley $33.00 Côte Est Pinot noir 2009, Chehalem Mountains $48.00 Reserve Pinot Noir 2009, Willamette Valley $40.00 Diversité Pinot noir 2009, Chehalem Mountains $48.00 BoedecKer Cellars & Pappas Wine Co. Aubichon Pinot noir 2009, Willamette Valley $37.00 Old Vine Pinot gris 2009, Willamette Valley $18.00 Aubichon Reserve Pinot noir 2008, Willamette Valley $42.00 Athena Pinot noir 2009, Willamette Valley $34.00 Montinore Estate Stewart Pinot noir 2009, Willamette Valley $34.00 Pinot gris 2010, Willamette Valley $16.00 Brandborg Vineyard & Winery Borealis 2012, Willamette Valley $16.00 GeWürZtraminer 2010, Umpqua Valley $18.00 Reserve Pinot Noir 2009, Willamette Valley $28.00 Pinot gris 2010, Umpqua Valley $16.00 Parsons’ Ridge Pinot noir 2008, Willamette Valley $35.00 Riesling 2008, Umpqua Valley $16.00 Panther Creek Cellars Bench Lands Pinot noir 2008, Umpqua Valley $22.00 Pinot gris 2010, Oregon $15.00 Love Puppets Pinot noir 2008, Umpqua Valley $30.00 Winemaker’s Cuvée Pinot noir 2009, Willamette Valley $30.00 Ferris Wheel Estate Pinot noir 2008, Umpqua Valley $38.00 Pinot noir 2008, Verde Vineyards, Willamette Valley $30.00 Syrah 2006, Umpqua Valley $20.00 Pinot noir 2008, Freedom Hill Vineyard, Willamette Valley BrooKs Wines $40.00 Amycas White Table Wine 2009, Willamette Valley $15.00 Patton Valley Vineyard Riesling 2008, Willamette Valley $18.00 Pinot noir 2009, Willamette Valley $35.00 Sweet P Riesling 2010, Eola-Amity Hills $22.00 Lorna Marie Pinot noir 2009, Willamette Valley $70.00 Pinot noir 2010, Willamette Valley $25.00 R. Stuart & Co. 2009 Janus Pinot noir, Willamette Valley $35.00 Big Fire Pinot gris 2011, Oregon $16.00 Carlton Cellars Big Fire Pinot noir 2009, Oregon $19.00 Cannon Beach Pinot gris 2010, Willamette Valley $18.00 Autograph Pinot noir 2008, Willamette Valley $38.00 Seven Devils Pinot noir 2009, Willamette Valley $20.00 REX HILL Cape Lookout Pinot noir 2009, Yamhill-Carlton District $30.00 Pinot noir 2010, Willamette Valley $35.00 Roads End Pinot noir 2009, Willamette Valley $45.00 RoxyAnn Winery Cooper Mountain Vineyards Pinot gris 2010, Rogue Valley $16.50 Pinot gris 2010, Willamette Valley $18.00 Viognier 2009, Rogue Valley $20.00 Chardonnay 2009, Willamette Valley $20.00 Tempranillo 2008, Rogue Valley $30.00 Pinot noir 2009, Willamette Valley $25.00 Syrah 2008, Rogue Valley $30.00 seattlewineandfoodexperience.com 2012 Seattle Wine and Food Experience – Who’s Pouring What FEATURED WINE REGION - OREGON WASHINGTON SoKol Blosser Winery BMV NSA Certified Organic Chardonnay 2010, Columbia Valley Pinot gris 2010, Willamette Valley $19.00 $10.00 Pinot noir 2009, Dundee Hills $38.00 BMV NSA Certified Organic Merlot 2010, Columbia Valley $15.00 Evolution White Blend NV, America $16.00 PoWers Cabernet Sauvignon 2009, Columbia Valley $14.00 Evolution Red Blend NV, America $16.00 PoWers Malbec 2009, Columbia Valley $14.00 Stoller Vineyards PoWers Syrah Reserve 2007, Cougar Vineyard, Wahluke Slope SV Chardonnay 2009, Dundee Hills $28.00 $20.00 SV Pinot noir 2008, Dundee Hills $40.00 Barons V Winery Watermill Winery Vine & Sun Red Wine 2009, Columbia Valley $18.00 Viognier 2009, Columbia Valley $16.00 Cabernet Sauvignon 2008, Columbia Valley $45.00 Estate Cabernet Franc 2008, Walla Walla Valley $28.00 Barrage Cellars Estate Malbec 2008, Walla Walla Valley $28.00 Nuclear Blonde Chardonnay 2009, Connor Lee Vineyard, Estate Midnight Red Wine 2007, Walla Walla Valley $30.00 Columbia Valley $24.00 White Rose Estate Exclamation Riesling 2010, Yakima Valley $18.00 Pinot noir 2009, Willamette Valley $30.00 Trifecta Merlot 2008, Columbia Valley $28.00 Pinot noir 2009, Dundee Hills $45.00 Double Barrel Cabernet Sauvignon 2008, Columbia Valley $35.00 Pinot noir 2009, White Rose Vineyard, Dundee Hills $70.00 Chateau Ste. Michelle Willamette Valley Vineyards Harvest Select Riesling 2010, Columbia Valley $9.00 Pinot gris 2009, Willamette Valley $14.00 Eroica Riesling 2010, Columbia Valley $20.00 Riesling 2010, Willamette Valley $12.00 Indian Wells Cabernet Sauvignon 2010, Columbia Valley $18.00 Pinot noir 2010, Whole Cluster Fermented, Willamette Valley Chinook Wines $20.00 Sauvignon Blanc 2010, Yakima Valley $17.99 Pinot noir 2009, Willamette Valley $30.00 Semillon 2010, Yakima Valley $15.99 Pinot noir 2008, Estate, Willamette Valley $40.00 Cabernet Franc 2009, Yakima Valley $22.99 Winderlea Vineyard & Winery Columbia Crest Chardonnay 2009, Willamette Valley $36.00 H3 Chardonnay 2009, Horse Heaven Hills $15.00 Pinot noir 2009, Ana Vineyard, Dundee Hills $48.00 H3 Merlot 2009, Horse Heaven Hills $15.00 Pinot noir 2009, Winderlea Vineyard, Dundee Hills $54.00 H3 Les Chevaux 2009, Horse Heaven Hills $15.00 Yamhill Valley Vineyards Columbia Winery Pinot gris 2008, McMinnville $15.00 Pinot Gris 2009, Columbia Valley $12.99 Pinot blanc 2008, McMinnville $16.00 Cabernet Sauvignon 2005, Red Willow Vineyard, Yakima Valley Riesling 2009, McMinnville $18.00 $27.00 Pinot noir Estate 2008, McMinnville $15.00 Convergence Zone Cellars Pinot noir Reserve 2008, McMinnville $30.00 DriZZle 2011, Ciel du Cheval, Red Mountain $17.00 Youngberg Hill DeWpoint 2011, Upland Vineyard, Snipes Mountain $17.00 Estate Pinot noir 2009, McMinnville $20.00 Storm Front 2009, Red Mountain $28.00 Jordan Pinot noir 2008, McMinnville $40.00 Covey Run Zerba Cellars Chardonnay 2010, Columbia Valley $8.99 Wild Z 2008, Walla Walla Valley $20.00 Cabernet Sauvignon 2009, Columbia Valley $8.99 Syrah 2007, Walla Walla Valley $30.00 Desert Wind Winery | DucK Pond Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon 2007, Walla Walla Valley $30.00 Desert Wind Chardonnay 2010, Wahluke Slope $15.00 Desert Wind RUAH 2009, Wahluke Slope $20.00 WASHINGTON Duck Pond Cellars Mingle 2010, Wahluke Slope $15.00 Duck Pond Cellars Red Blend 2009, Wahluke Slope $15.00 14 Hands DiStefano Winery Hot to Trot White 2010, Washington State $10.00 Sauvignon Blanc 2010, Columbia Valley $19.00 Hot to Trot Red 2010, Washington State $10.00 Domenica 2007, Columbia Valley $28.00 Cabernet Sauvignon 2009, Washington State $12.00 Meritage 2008, Columbia Valley $28.00 Airfield Estates Diversion Wine Unoaked Chardonnay 2010, Yakima Valley $12.00 Riesling NV, Washington State $11.99 Lightning 2010, Yakima Valley $18.00 Majestic Red NV, Washington State $11.99 RunWay Syrah 2010, Yakima Valley $15.00 Cabernet Sauvignon NV, Washington State $11.99 Aviator 2009, Yakima Valley $30.00 Forgeron Cellars Arbor Crest Wine Cellars Forgeron Cellars Chardonnay 2010, Columbia Valley $25.00 Riesling 2011, Columbia Valley $9.00 Blacksmith Merlot 2008, Columbia Valley $15.00 Merlot 2009, Columbia Valley $15.00 Forgeron Cellars Petit Verdot 2007, Columbia Valley $30.00 Cabernet Franc 2010, Columbia Valley $22.00 Forgeron Cellars Cabernet
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