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Hi again Jeffrey - a good move, especially considering the very hot season this year, in some regions the grapes were raisins on the vines.... Sure can help for 2010, make sure Tasmania is on yr itinerary! Can help with other wine regions too, just tell me what's on yr shortlist when u get that far. Cheers again - Robyn

Hi Jeffrey - haw are your down under travel plans coming along? Will we see you here? We will harvest our grapes in about 2-3 weeks, all looking very good right now. Cheers - Robyn

In Walla Walla there are two "wine estates" with accommodations for guests. The first is Basel Cellars - this is an exceptionally beautiful and private setting. I have attended a couple of parties there and it is a luxurious yet cozy atmosphere. Abeja is the second and it's guest houses are all part of the historic farm that was originally settled in the 19th century. It is better if you are a couple rather than a large group. A large group would be better for Basel.

www.baselcellars.com
www.abeja.net

I hope this helps. Terry

I apologize but who I represent is confidential. However, when you are ready to make plans to come out, I would be thrilled to introduce you to the winemakers I do know in both areas. Cheers, Terry

I am located in Bellevue and my practice is focused on wineries in Walla Walla and Woodinville.

Hey Jeffrey, thanks for replying. You hit it on the nose! With some simple marketing we can boost our rankings in the search engines. What I have in mind is getting a circle of wine friends to give backlinks using anchor tags (our keywords) from like sites. If we can get enough wine folk to get involved with this everyone will benefit in the search engines. I'll keep in touch as more people respond. Let me know if you have any questions.

Phil