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Wine and Spirits Magazine is recommending our 2006 River Beauty Syrah with a score of 94 points in the August 2009 issue. We have less than 28 cases remaining for purchase of this Tour de Force.

Also recommended in Paul Gregutt's Wine Blog was the 2006 River Beauty and 2007 Wild Alfalfa Syrah:
"Isenhower 2006 River Beauty and 2007 Wild Alfalfa – both excellent. The River Beauty enchants, from the opening whiff of dried spice, fresh herb, pepper and earth, to the rich palate stocked with wild fruits, moist earth, coffee grounds and leafy forest floor materials." May 4, 2009

Denise and Brett Isenhower produce unique wines that reflect the essence of the vineyards of Eastern Washington. The individual wines are based on Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Grenache, Mourvèdre, Roussanne, and Syrah respectively.

Seeking a life that harnessed their combined backgrounds in chemistry and business, Denise and Brett Isenhower spent two years researching where to make wine in the Western United States. Washington was selected because it is the most entrepreneurial region to craft world-class wine. In 1999 the Isenhower’s founded Isenhower Cellars in Walla Walla because it is the most attractive town in Eastern Washington.

Denise and Brett built their winery in 2002 on six acres of farmland south of Walla Walla. The initial planting of the Isenhower Estate Vineyard was two acres of Malbec (2008) with more acreage to follow. The Isenhower‘s long-term goal is to grow half of their own grapes and purchase the remainder from their outstanding vineyard partners.

Isenhower Cellars’ tasting room is open Monday through Friday 10 am to 4 pm and Saturday 10:30 am to 5 pm. Visitors enjoy tasting the wines, purusing our unique clothing, and artisan chocolate from local chocolatier, Petits Noir.


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