The Seattle Times’ Pacific Northwest Magazine featured a lineup of holiday-helping wine fit for winter entertaining, including some within the Precept family of wineries. Thanksgiving: “Sagelands Vineyard 2011 chardonnay, Columbia Valley, $10: Chardonnay is America’s favorite wine, so it never hurts to have a bottle on the table. This affordable bottle from Precept Wine in …

Two wines produced by our family of wineries were mentioned in this week’s Great Northwest Wine tasting roundup: Sagelands 2011 Chardonnay and House 2011 Chardonnay. Both outstanding in taste and value we hope you’ll enjoy some soon!  2011 Sagelands Chardonnay Best Buy! This longtime Yakima Valley winery is now a label for Precept Wine in …

Copyright 2013: Wine Press NW By Andy Perdue and Eric Degerman It’s midweek, and you are rushing to get dinner on the table. It’s not a particularly special meal, but a nice red wine could help make it a bit more memorable. This is the perfect time to bring out a tasty but inexpensive red. …

Copyright 2013: Great Northwest Wine. Best Buy! This longtime Yakima Valley winery is now a label for Precept Wine in Seattle. Sagelands’ wines are uniformly delicious and affordable, as evidenced by this stunning and inexpensive Chardonnay. It opens with elegant aromas of artichoke in a butter sauce, diced celery, banana and pineapple, followed by bright, rather complex …

Copyright 2013 – Wine Press Northwest This article is abstracted. To read more, click here.  You won’t see the name “Precept” on any labels, yet Precept Wine in Seattle is one of the Northwest’s largest and most influential wine producers. Precept’s roots go back to the 1990s, when the Baty family — under the name Corus …