ALLEN SHOUP AND LONG SHADOWS VINTNERS
29 July 2015
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Few people have had a greater impact on the Washington wine industry than has Allen Shoup. As CEO of Chateau Ste. Michelle for 17 years and now as founder of Long Shadows Vintners, Allen Shoup has helped to put Washington on the world wine map. Listen to this interview for thoughts on the roots of the Washington wine industry, what Washington as a wine region does best, the virtues of petit verdot, and much more.
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