Would you like to take a trip to France and sip wine as the French make it? That's wine without the excess additives that are common in those wines shipped to or made in the US. Their wines are clean and crisp to the tounge allowing the flavor of the fruit to blossom-and no headaches from the sulfites!
How about wine tasting guided by a mustachioed, knowledgeable and genial Frenchman named Claude, who with his wife Claudia, planted the vineyards, stomp the grapes, produce the wine, designed and built the buildings and their quaint French wine country home using old barn lumber or Fir cut and milled on the spot and secured with madrona thole pins?
Claude is a retired Continental Airline Pilot that I flew with 30+ years ago. While he loves his adopted country of America he is very rooted in the good things of France. Wine is served with a selection of excellent cheeses while he schools the lucky sipper on the differences of each wine.
The winery is very close to several of the state marine parks and the Longbranch Marina. Claude or Claudia will be glad to pick up anyone that comes by boat at either Longbranch or the other state parks. On your Southsound cruise or just an afternoons drive to the Key peninsula you should make this a stop.
http://www.trilliumcreekwinery.com/meet.html
17812 G Street, Lakebay, Washington
253-884-5746 - trilliumcreekwines@msn.com
Highly recommended!
Mike O.
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