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WASHINGTON STATE WINE, FOOD, TRAVEL

Welcome to Taste Washington Travel. We’re an extension of a digital magazine that’s been enjoyed by consumers in California for 18 years. We believe it is time the Evergreen State had its own such publication.

We’ll be bringing you news of Northwest foods, wines and beers. We’ll also cover Washington travel—but with a culinary flair. New articles will be added every week. We hope they will be entertaining, as well as informative.

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Washington Defines Wine Month

Tuesday, 02 August 2022 13:40

TASTE News Service, August 2, 2022 — It’s officially WAugust, a 31-day festival of Washington Wine.

Published in Wine

It's Rainier Cherry Time

Monday, 18 July 2022 14:53

It’s Rainier Cherry Time

By Betsy Smart

Well, we missed it this year. Missed what you might ask? Well last Monday, July 11, was officially designated Rainier Cherry Day.

Published in Entertain at Home

What's New in the San Juans

Tuesday, 02 August 2022 17:18

New calf 45 joins mother for a morning swim

Nature, Stewardship, & Sustainability

A New Channel

A proposal to rename a San Juan Islands waterway—Harney Channel between Shaw and Orcas Islands—after one of the first Indigenous elected officials in Washington has been approved by the state Board of Natural Resources.

Published in Drives & Destinations

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Feast, A History of Grand Eating
Feast, A History of Grand Eating by Sir Roy Strong Harcourt Books ISBN # 0-15-100758-6 349 pages, hardbound. $35. When most of the world was just eating to survive, some really were eating in grand style.
Written on Sunday, 15 May 2016 13:54 in Read
Tags: food culinary history
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What's New in the San Juans
Nature, Stewardship, & Sustainability A New Channel A proposal to rename a San Juan Islands waterway—Harney Channel between Shaw and Orcas Islands—after one of the first Indigenous elected officials in Washington has been approved by the state Board of Natural Resources.
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