Thinking About Drinking
Come April, D.C.is home to white cherry blossoms, pink magnolias, purple azaleas and wisteria, and delicate dogwoods. It's hell for allergies, but heaven for the eyes—and evocative of those special wines that are a bouquet in a glass.
The Willamette Valley is lush and dreamy, and it’s quietly turning out some of the most gorgeous wines in the country. If you love Pinot Noir, you've probably already had a Willamette moment. Still, this valley has lots more to offer—think delicate whites, cool-climate growing, and some seriously passionate producers doing beautiful things.
Ever stood there stumped in the white wine aisle, staring at the Pinot (Grigio, Gris, and Blanc). Don't worry, we've got you covered with a breakdown of what these wines share and how they differ.