Tedd Wildman, described by some as a perfectionist, has developed a reputation for growing high quality grapes. A common thread ties together many of the major initiatives implemented by Washington State’s wine grape industry in the last decade or so. They’ve occurred because a core group of industry members have volunteered. Tedd Wildman is among that group. The state’s wine industry has matured in the last two decades, and Wildman with it. At 52, he’s no longer the “young vineyard consultant” that Ronald Irvine described in 1995 in his book The Wine Project, ­Washington State’s Winemaking History. Today, Wildman is […]