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The Joy of Beer: It’s the Most Festival Time of the Year
Learn about Flipside Fest and other Treasure Valley events happening
Weekend things to do: 10,000 partyers in Meridian, a ruff day in Boise, Cider Fest
Learn what is happening in Boise the weekend of October 8
The Lewiston Tribune – New Idaho wine website launches
The website includes an interactive map and a dedicated page for each wine region with details about the region, the region’s most popular wine varietals and a list of wineries in the region.
Times-News – Idaho Wine Commission Launches New Website
The Idaho Wine Commission, which promotes the state’s $210 million wine industry, has launched a new website at www.idahowines.org that includes an interactive map of Idaho’ six distinct wine regions.
Idaho Business Review: Which wine pairs best with travel? New website answers that question Idaho Business Review:
Planning to take a wine-centric trip? Or would you like to embark on a few wine tastings while getting away?
Either way, the Idaho Wine Commission’s newly unveiled website should be able to help wine lovers get the most cabernet for their cash.
Idaho Cider Industry Grows with the State
A nice story about the local ciders in Idaho
7 Untapped Wine Regions in the U.S. that are Worth Trying
Snake Valley River Wine was recommended in this piece.
Idaho’s First Ever Cider Fest!
We’re excited to share the Idaho cider piece that ran on KTVB with Molly. It’s a nice piece not only on the Idaho Cider Fest, but also general cider education as well.
Northwest Cider Association – 2023 NW Cider Cup Winners Announced
2023 NW Cider Cup winners were announced, at Polaris Hall in Portland, Oregon. Simultaneously, results of this competitive showdown of cider and perry excellence streamed live on Northwest Cider Association’s instagram feed.
KTVB: Women in Wine: Cinder Wine’s head winemaker Melanie Krause
GARDEN CITY, Idaho — June is Idaho Wine and Cider Month. To honor the skill, KTVB is highlighting the stories of women in the Gem State who are making their mark on the industry, in the series: Women in Wine.
Idaho Press: Why the Treasure Valley has an abundance of hops and grapes
Idaho grows more than potatoes. Hidden in fields and acres of green lie two gems that the Treasure Valley is well equipped to produce: grapes and hops.
Idaho Press: Idaho ice wine freezes out the competition.
With over 200 entries, an increase of more than 20% from last year’s competition, nine judges worked hard to highlight the best of the best, calling out familiar Idaho classics and new wineries as well. As a judge for this event, I look forward to tasting the new crop of local wines with fresh eyes where I only know the varietal used to craft the wine. This takes away preconceived notions of producers, expected quality, and allows for the wines to truly shine through their own merits. And it gives me the inside scoop of which wines showcase the best of our great state.
KTVB: Women in Wine: Coiled Wines’ Leslie Preston
After studying abroad in France and working in Napa Valley, Boise native Leslie Preston returned to her roots to continue her passion in wine.
KTVB: Women in Wine: Cinder Wine’s head winemaker Melanie Krause
GARDEN CITY, Idaho — June is Idaho Wine and Cider Month. To honor the skill, KTVB is highlighting the stories of women in the Gem State who are making their mark on the industry, in the series: Women in Wine.
SIP NORTHWEST MAGAZINE: Top 5 Dog Friendly Northwest Drinking Destinations
Head to Idaho’s capital for sunshine and great sips.
Wine Business Monthly – Savor Idaho Wine Event Features Diverse Array of the State’s Wineries, Draws Big Crowd
The friendly hospitality and laid back atmosphere of Idaho wineries was on full display during the Idaho Wine Commission’s 13th annual Savor Idaho event at the Idaho Botanical Garden on June 11.