Northwest Vine Time
Northwest native, estate planning strategist and wine aficionado Brian Bushlach pops the cork with listeners in Seattle and across our region every Saturday afternoon. In it's sixth year on the airwaves, Northwest Vine Time is the only show dedicated to Northwest wines and the faces & places behind them. Brian features top winemakers, restaurateurs and travel destinations throughout Washington and
Pre-Memorial Day Weekend in Oregon is a major event as many wineries welcome their wine club members- Oregon Wine Month continues as Brian returns to our Portland studio to welcome author Cole Danehower & Abacela's Earl Jones to focus on the region's S
- Oregon wine month is underway! Brian opens our four-week series with Oregon wine pioneers Dick & Nancy Ponzi, on-location at their spectacular new tas
- With Oregon wine month just a few days away, Brian's back in our Portland studio for a visit with two of the industry's leading ladies.
- Before heading south for Oregon Wine Month, Brian's back in our Woodinville studios at Willows Lodge to chat with Christopher Chan & Erin Thomas.
- Brian's back in our Portland studio this weekend to "mix" it up with good friend Ryan Magarian from Aviation Gin and the Pearl's popular Oven & Shaker
- As Washington Wine Month concludes, Brian journeys back to the scenic Willamette Valley for an exclusive with Oregon wine legend Harry Peterson-Nedry
- A beautiful Easter weekend arrives and Brian returns to our Woodinville studio at Willows Lodge for a short walk to the Schoolhouse District and Lachi
- After hosting festivities at the Chef's Table at Taste Washington, Brian returns to Willows Lodge to recap the weekend's events with Bob Betz & Steve
- Washington Wine Month and the countdown to Taste Washington continues as Brian welcomes Charlie Hoppes of Fidelitas Winery.
- Our celebration of Washington Wine Month and countdown to Taste Washington continues as "Reisling Rocks" this weekend!
- March is Washington Wine Month and Brian pops the cork with David O'Reilly from Owen Roe and Washington Wine Commission Executive Director Steve Warne