2020 Cymbal - A lovely white, delicate yet vibrant, with an array of lemongrass, lime and stony mineral flavors that finish on a vivid note. 92 points, Wine Spectator
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SIP Northwest - Best of the Northwest
Best in class, 2019 Dance Chardonnay and 2020 Cymbal Sauvignon were awarded Platinum.
Winter in the Vineyards
As wine fanciers, we know that spring is the season that growing begins, summer is the season that growing ramps up, and of course, autumn is harvest! But what about the coldest season—winter? After t...
Woodinville Gets a New Tasting Hub
Already home to over 130 wineries and tasting rooms, Woodinville is about to get a new destination. Four wineries announced they will be opening tasting rooms in 2022 in a newly constructed building by the old Red Hook Brewery. These wineries are Mark Ryan, Long Shadows, Fidélitas, and Latta.
Why Large Format?
In this season of gathering with loved ones, we know alongside those delicious seasonal dishes there will be a few bottles of wine adorning your table. If you’re wondering what to open to mark the cel...
Robb Report - Outstanding Wines Make Red Blend Converts
Of all the wine bottles crowded on supermarket shelves, those that fall into the category vaguely dubbed “red blends” have been flying off the fastest for quite a while now. People just can’t get enou...
AFAR - 6 Best Wineries in Washington
Long Shadows gathers some of the wine world’s biggest talents under the umbrella of a single label. In 2003, Allen Shoup began the Long Shadows project, in which iconic winemakers from around the globe focus on their signature grape varieties, as produced with Washington fruit.
Jonathan Missen
When asked about his favorite memories with one of our wines, Jonathan Missen fondly mentioned a trip he took to Aruba. A bottle of Pedestal made its way into his luggage and was delightfully enjoyed on the beach at sunset.
2021 Harvest Happenings
Harvest is a magical time of year to visit the winery, breathe in the fermenting grapes and feel the energy in the cellar. If you’re unable to make the trip to our Walla Walla winery to experience the...
Forbes Magazine - WA Wineries to Follow on Instagram
The dream project from Washington state wine pioneer Allen Shoup, Long Shadows is something like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones getting together to jam. In other words, nine world class winemakers from around the world contribute to the various labels under this impressive umbrella to create knockout varietals showcasing Washington state’s Columbia Valley fruit. Gilles Nicault, a native of the Rhone region of France, is the able ringmaster of this incredible effort and has been from the get-go. He’s whip smart and fun to watch on Reels, too.
Nation's Best Tasting Rooms
We are thrilled and humbled to be chosen as one of the nation's five best tasting rooms for the third year in a row as part of USA Today's 10Best Reader's Choice awards.
Summer Recipe Pairings
Whether you’re looking for refreshing pairings for your favorite Long Shadows red wines or to spice up a current staple, we've cracked open our cookbooks in search of complementary recipes to share! Here's a suggestion of easy, delicious dishes to go with three of our summertime reds.
Justin Scherz
As a worthy contender for “Biggest Long Shadows Fan,” Justin Scherz is not only passionate about our wines but the memories that are built around them.
The Three Muses of Summer
In Greek Mythology, the Muses were considered to be the inspiration and personification of the arts, particularly literature, music, and dance. At Long Shadows Vintners, the Muses take form in our white wine offerings that we, too, draw inspiration from. Introducing the 2019 Poet’s Leap, 2019 Dance, and 2020 Cymbal—just in time to sip on all summer long. We’ve also created a wine club devoted to these enchanting creations to ensure you receive as many bottles of these limited-production wines as you desire. Without further ado, we give you the Three Muses of Summer along with a suggested food pairing.
10 of the Best Wineries in Walla Walla
Come for the wine, stay for the swanky Long Shadows tasting room which features show stopping Chihuly glass sculptures.
In the arid, sun-soaked southeast corner of Washington state the growing conditions are perfect for cultivating grapes, so it’s no surprise there are a staggering number of wineries in Walla Walla.
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