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Washington Wine Month Featuring Maryhill Winery

March is Washington Wine Month!
Drink Washington responsibly.

In celebration of Washington Wine Month, beginning March 1, my friends at the award-winning Maryhill winery have a special wine gift pack which includes three bottles of the most prolific grapes grown in Washington: a Maryhill Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah.

http://www.maryhillwinery.com/shop-wine/category/case-specials/
Maryhill March Gift Pack.
This gift pack is not only a fantastic collection of red wines, but the price is also discounted by 20% when purchased as this gift pack. The offer is good only for the Month of March, priced at $49 Retail, $46 for Wine Club. Purchase the Washington Wine Month gift pack.

Maryhill Winery News
Maryhill will also be celebrating with its annual Spring Release Weekend, March 29 – 30 (10am-6pm), with the release of eight new varietals, including the 2012 Sauvignon Blanc, 2011 Grenache and 2013 Rose', and case specials on past vintages.

There will be free live music from 1pm - 5pm on the scenic terrace, featuring Portland Groove Collective (3/29) and Sonic Light Brigade (3/30), and delicious bites available for purchase from The Glass Onion.

Owners Craig and Vicki Leuthold posing with Potter.
About Maryhill Winery
In 1999, Craig and Vicki Leuthold established Maryhill Winery. In 2000, the Leutholds began construction on their winery just west of Maryhill Museum on a bluff overlooking Gunkel Vineyard, one of the state’s oldest and most established vineyard sites.

If you live in the Pacific Northwest, it's not difficult to visit Maryhill Winery. An easy 100 mile drive along I-84 from Portland, Oregon and for me the drive from the Tri-Cities, in Washington is almost a two hour drive along highway 14; easy to navigate and just twisty enough to make it fun.

Sunset view of Mt. Hood from the winery.

Maryhill Winery is a winery with some of the most inspiring views and wines. Maryhill Winery is situated in the "sweet spot" of the Columbia Gorge above the Columbia River. A perfect place for growing amazing wine grapes. With a 4,000-seat amphitheater below the winery, they bring world class musicians to perform every summer. Take in the gorgeous views and enjoy some wonderful Washington wine at the same time. You are invited.

Maryhill Winery
Tasting Room & Grounds open daily 10-6 pm
(Last Tasting served at 5:30pm)
9774 HWY 14
Goldendale, WA 98620      
1-877-627-9445
www.maryhillwinery.com
@MaryhillWinery

March is Washington Wine Month!
Drink Washington responsibly.

Cheers!
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