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a Summer Road Trip to Yakima ValleyIt’s summer, and that means that Yakima is overflowing with crisp whites, rich reds, and farm-fresh fruits and veggies—from apricots to zucchini. So buckle up, head east on I-90 to wine country, and reap the rewards of the season.
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a Washington Wine Hub
Take I-90 across the Cascades, turn southeast on I-82, and you’ll find
yourself in Prosser, a Washington wine hub just three hours from Seattle.
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About 20 minutes east of the Tri-Cities is the epicenter of Washington
State’s Bordeaux blends; Red Mountain, aptly named for the vineyards’
burnt-orange color around harvest.
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Surrounded by 16,000 acres of vineyards, the rapidly growing Tri-Cities of
Kennewick, Pasco, and Richland lie at the center of our state’s biggest
viticultural region.
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Surprise, Surprise
At the foot of the Blue Mountains in the southeastern corner of Washington
lies Walla Walla Valley, one of our state’s most well known wine regions.
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