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While California is the best wine region in the States, Washington is on the second place. Sometimes its climate better than some Californian vineyards as the daily sunlight hours are higher than in California. Washington State's wine are getting better and better. If you go there pick up your favorite.

In Washington State there are over four hundred wineries around the central and south part of the state. We can find there more than 300 grape varieties. The share between red and white wines is almost fifty-fifty. Washington wines are generally known worldwide, in more than 40 countries.

The state's wines are younger than Californians but they are on the field and make "touchdowns" if they have chance to do it. Many wines left competitions with glittering medals. If you are there, almost anywhere you can shop for quality foods and you will find some decent wines costing between $10 and $25 a bottle. Which kind of wines?

Ch. Ste. Michelle Eroica Riesling is producing in Columbia River region. Some Gewirztraminer are here as well, but only in few wineries. A great and unique region is Walla Walla Valley. Reininger Syrah is a fruity choice from here. Smoke flavored Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot are also popular. With mango tastes Pine & Post Chardonnay is a must try from Yakima Valley.

Let's see more details. Columbia Valley region is laying on 15.000 acres. Chardonnay, Merlot and for example Hogue Genesis Cabernet Sauvignon are famous there. Very talented farmers are working in the valley with tremendous wines.

So when all is said and done, the wines that are coming out of the wineries of Washington State really are becoming world class! And they are definitely worth a look if you are trying to expand your wine base of knowledge.

And finally a fine suggested pairing for you:

Maybe new information for you that Sangiovese is great in Washington and a recommended food for it Minestrone.

Enjoy your wine!

Want to find out more about wines and travel tips, then visit recommended food and wine pairing site on how to choose the best pairing tips for your needs.

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