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Cadence Winery: Cadence Winery of Seattle is owned by husband and wife Ben Smith and Gaye McNutt. Cadence has received consistently excellent reviews from the national press, including 92 pts and “Hot Wine of the Week” for Ciel du Cheval 1999, and 92 pts and “Highly Recommended” for 2000 Tapteil from the Wine Spectator, 93+ pts and high score of the vintage for Tapteil 2000 from Steve Tanzer’s International Wine Cellar annual Washington report. Cadence was awarded the 2002 “Artisan Winery of the Year” from Wine & Spirits Magazine, and was chosen as one of the top 100 reasons the editors of Food and Wine magazine love wine. E.B. Foote Winery: Located in Burien, E.B. Foote is celebrating its 30th Anniversary March 27-30. When it was founded in 1978, there were only six other wineries in Washington State! Fall Line Winery: Tim Sorenson, winemaker and co-owner of Fall Line Winery of Seattle, is a professor of economics at Seattle University by day and a winemaker by night (and on the weekends) - he is likely the only winemaker in Washington State to have a PhD from Harvard University! Nota Bene Cellars: Tim Narby and Carol Bryant started Nota Bene Cellars of Seattle in 2001. Their Miscela (Italian for "blend") is a New World Bordeaux-style blend, consisting of grapes from different regions throughout Washington State. OS Winery:
Bill Owen and Rob Sullivan started OS Winery of Seattle in 1997.
Their 2006 Riesling rated 90 points from Robert Parker's Wine Advocate.
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