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Great new range of wines by Eternal Wines.

Eternal Wines

May 1, 2024

I have long enjoyed the wines of Buffalo Bills superfan Brad Binko. Binko is a graduate of the Walla Walla Community College’s enology and viticulture program, and for years ran restaurant wine programs in Charleston before making the move to Walla Walla. There is little doubt that he has of the best Port-inspired wines of the Pacific Northwest.

For many yeas Eternal Wines has been a fabulous destination with fun parties in the summer and he has a deft touch with his white wines. He now makes two Rose wines. I love them both. I adored the 2022 Eternal Wines ‘Skin Contact’ Rose (OB,  Roussanne (OB, 92) which is masquerading as a red wine, showing serious texture and flavor range. Learn more about these wines at https://eternalwine.com Here are the great new releases by Eternal Wine and Drink Washington State.

2023 Eternal Wines ‘Eternal Beauty’ Rose- The 2023 ‘Eternal Beauty’ was made from Cabernet Franc grapes. This is marvelously fresh stuff with a smooth mouthfeel. Pretty red fruits parade with citrus rind and minerals on the palate. Drink 2024-2029- 91

2022 Eternal Wines ‘Skin Contact’ Rose- This is a whopping one barrel production Rose from the Otis Vineyard. It drinks like a beautiful Pinot Noir or rich Pinot Gris. Smooth and silky with refined red raspberry and red cherry flavors, alongside shades of pink bubblegum, this is seriously well-done. Drink 2024-2030- 92

2023 Red White & Buffalo Riseling- This Kabinette style 2023 Riesling has a kiss of sweetness with excellent tension. Gooseberry and kiwi flavors combine with plenty of stony minerals on the palate. Drink 2024-2029- 90

2022 Red White & Buffalo Chardonnay- The 2022 Red White & Buffalo Chardonnay is a great value in its creamy texture alongside bright pear and starfruit flavors, with nutty accents. Drink 2024-2030- 90

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