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"Spring Valley has been making superelegant wines with remarkably focused flavors from a vineyard northeast of town (Walla Walla) that was once a rolling wheat field. Winemaker Devin Derby, who died in an automobile accident in 2004, demonstrated with Uriah what Merlot and Cabernet Franc could do in Washington. The wine has never rated less than 91 points." "Cayuse, Quilceda Creek, Spring Valley and Owen Roe, which produced the best wines in this report, have all been among the state's highest scorers....." - From Wine Spectator's read more
MORE INFORMATION"Spring Valley has been making superelegant wines with remarkably focused flavors from a vineyard northeast of town (Walla Walla) that was once a rolling wheat field. Winemaker Devin Derby, who died in an automobile accident in 2004, demonstrated with Uriah what Merlot and Cabernet Franc could do in Washington. The wine has never rated less than 91 points." "Cayuse, Quilceda Creek, Spring Valley and Owen Roe, which produced the best wines in this report, have all been among the state's highest scorers....." - From Wine Spectator's Annual 2006 Washington Wine issue, by Harvey Steiman. |