wine

Local filmmaker Rick Castaneda is screening his latest film Cement Suitcase this Saturday, February 7th at the Yakima Cinema on North 16th Ave.

I just fell in love!  LOVE this bag!  What an easy way to take your wine with you and not have to worry about broken bottles or about accidentally spilling the bottle over!

This Saturday, June 1st, the Kiwanis Club of Yakima presents the 11th annual 'Rock the Gap' fundraiser at Sarg Hubbard Park.

We have been talking about the one thing you need every morning, but now that it's Wednesday - which is officially called Winesday, the one thing I need is a glass of wine!

Here in the Yakima Valley, we are learning that are really no rules to enjoying good wine. If you like it, drink it. But at Spring Barrel Tasting this weekend, there will be plenty of wine snobs out ready to look down their noses if you mispronounce "Vigonier".

I, personally, don't drink wine - it's not my thing. I do have friends that do and I've been in those settings where they have a bottle of wine they want to pop open, but nobody knows where the corkscrew is. Fortunately, you don't even need a corkscrew to open a wine bottle. Here are seven ways to open a wine bottle without a corkscrew.

This weekend features the return of the Fresh Hop Ale Festival and the festival is celebrating 10 years in the valley.

The Fresh Hop Ale Festival is October 1st from 5pm to 10pm at the Millennium Arts Plaza and we've got your free tickets to attend.