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Two Regions, Two Worlds
The wine path forks in the Pacific Northwest
Issue: January 31, 2002
Oregon and Washington present two very different profiles for wine collectors. Though they make other wines, including some very good ones, Pinot Noir is what counts for Oregon, while Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot are prime-time for Washington.
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