State's largest winemaker slashes grape buying; regional wineries feeling the fallout
Washington's oldest and largest winemaker is curbing its grape purchases and shifting fall crushing activities away from one of its most prominent labels.
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Washington's oldest and largest winemaker is curbing its grape purchases and shifting fall crushing activities away from one of its most prominent labels.
Aug. 12—Washington's oldest and largest wine maker is curbing its grape purchases and shifting fall crushing activities away from one of its most prominent labels.
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Two Hands’ founder, proprietor focused on producing wines where ‘the vineyard is the hero’ Updated Mar 06, 2021; Posted Mar 06, 2021 Two Hands Winery founder, proprietor and managing director Michael Twelftree was asked what keeps the work fun for him. 'I simply love wine, and that means loving vineyards and the people in and around them,' he says. 'It’s a fascinating subject matter and I love the wide scoping opinions it finds.' Facebook Share Two Hands Winery was created in the summer of 1999 with the aim of making the best possible Shiraz-based wines from prized Shiraz growing re...