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  • March 1st 2008 Issue
  • Olympic grapes

    Washington State's North Olympic Peninsula is ripe for cool climate wine grape production.

    Grower Tom Miller helps Kathy Charlton unload his grapes that were grown locally for Olympic Cellar’s Nouveau wine. Kathy Charlton, motivated by findings of a recent climate and landscape study, hopes that more growers will join her in planting wine grapes on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula. The study concluded that cool-climate viticulture is a viable option for the Olympic Peninsula. Charlton, owner and manager of Olympic Cellars in Port Angeles, spearheaded the $15,000 study. She helped raise funds for the study from the community, which included the City of Port Angeles, the Economic Development Council of Clallam County, and numerous businesses […]

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