Northwest native, wine aficionado, and radio personality Brian Bushlach pops the cork with listeners across our region each Saturday afternoon at 4:00pm on the Radio Northwest Network, originating from flagship station KXL in the Portland market. Entering its third year, Northwest Vine Time owns the airwaves as the only radio program devoted exclusively to Northwest wines and the faces and places behind them.
Each week, Brian welcomes top winemakers to our on-air “Tasting Room”, where we swirl, sniff, and sip their amazing wines, hear behind-the-scenes stories, and learn about the passion that went into each bottle. Brian also spotlights the industry’s major events in the “World of Wine” and calls on the experts to answer listener questions in our popular “Wine 101” segment. At the conclusion of each week, Brian offers his wine picks and salutes the sponsors who support our show, the wine industry and cater to wine lovers across the region.
In addition to Northwest Vine Time, Brian Bushlach hosts the Business Briefing Show on Sundays, delivering the asset protection strategies that have made him one of the nation’s most sought-after estate planning strategists. Brian’s risk management firm, Succession Strategy Group, provides estate liquidity for high net worth families, guaranteed fixed-income options, and a network of top attorneys and tax professionals to structure and design advanced case designs for clients.
Contact Brian at 503-502-7400 or brian@successionsg.com.
Back in studio this week...We're headed to the Seattle-area for back-to-back weekends in Woodinville. Next Saturday I'll be at a new winery, Avennia. Then we'll stop in and visit our friends at the legendary Betz Family Winery. Cheers, BB |
Thanksgiving Weekend in Walla Walla |
We're in Walla Walla This Weekend on NWVT!We didn't have to go far to find our first winery. The Don Carlo Vineyard is located inside the Marcus Whitman Hotel, right on Rose Street--- you can't miss it! Tim Kennedy, the man who created Tim's Cascade Style Potato Chips, is the owner of Don Carlo Vineyard along with his wife Lori, who's the winemaker. Their vineyard is actually located in Oregon, right across the border in Milton-Freewater. We're very impressed with the people, places, food and wine in Walla Walla. In fact, our dinner at the Whitehouse-Crawford restaurant last night was one of the best I've ever experienced, we highly recommend it! Cheers, BB
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NW Vine Time 5/18/13
Winemakers are often referred to as "artists". Trisaetum owner & winemaker James Frey actually is an artist when his beautiful vineyards lie dormant. The Trisaetum winery and tasting room features a gallery showcasing Frey's spectacular abstract work, inspired by the rolling hills of Ribbon Ridge. |
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NW Vine Time 5/11/13
Earl Jones pioneered the planting of Spanish varietals in the rolling hills outside Roseburg. He put Abacela on the map with Tempranillo, earning honors as Oregon's "Winery of the Year" for 2013. Earl shares his perspective with Brian and author Cole Danehower. |
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NW Vine Time 5/4/13
When the Ponzi's arrived in Oregon in the late-1960's, there were virtually no vineyards and only a handful of people making wine. 40+ years later, they Oregon wine industry is thriving thanks in large part to the early efforts of Dick & Nancy Ponzi. |
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NW Vine Time 4/27/13
Author Katherine Cole and Oregon Wine Board President Leigh Bartholomew are in-studio to preview Oregon Wine Month in May. Brian covers the state's diverse varietals with an emphasis on the growth of the industry- especially over the past decade. |
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