
Northwest Wine Report’s Top Reads of 2025: Trends and Takeaways
What the most-read Northwest Wine Report stories of 2025 reveal about Washington, Oregon and beyond. Trends, takeaways, and why readers kept clicking.

What the most-read Northwest Wine Report stories of 2025 reveal about Washington, Oregon and beyond. Trends, takeaways, and why readers kept clicking.

Ready to explore Pacific Northwest Sauvignon Blanc? Join the 2026 Northwest Wine Challenge—one bottle a month from WA, OR, ID, or BC. Tips, producers, and pairings.

We sip the 2023 Kirkland Bordeaux Superieur from Costco—$6.99, black fruit, oak, chewy finish, and real aging potential—plus pairing and cellaring tips.

NW Wine Report’s 2025 most-read list reveals Pacific Northwest wine trends. What resonated, why it matters, and what to watch heading into 2026.

AJ Vaona, a new Vosne-Romanée domaine from the Mongeard lineage, launches elegant 2023 wines. Here’s why their refined style has our attention.

Northwest Wine Report names Sauvignon Blanc the 2026 Northwest Wine Challenge. Open a PNW bottle each month and explore producers across WA, OR, ID, BC.

Recent PNW temperature swings and precipitation set the stage for Columbia and Willamette vineyards. Here’s why winter snowpack matters heading into 2026.

Ontario yanks Crown Royal after Diageo moves US bottling to Alabama. What changes (and what doesn’t), plus the politics behind your whisky aisle.

Northwest Wine Report shares its Top 10 most-read stories of 2025. Here’s what those clicks reveal about Pacific Northwest wine—and what to watch in 2026.

New US dietary guidelines drop daily drink counts for a softer “consume less” message—good optics now, likely long-term headwinds for wine and hospitality.

Northwest Wine Report’s 2026 Challenge spotlights PNW Sauvignon Blanc. How to join, producer picks, tasting tips, and pairings to keep it fresh all year.

The new US Dietary Guidelines drop daily drink limits and urge less alcohol. Here’s why that’s a long-term headwind for wine—and how the industry can adapt.