In Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and Maryland, you can tour the local vineyards and wineries. You can see their barrel rooms, taste their wines, maybe even hit a few in one day.
In Prosser, WA, the entire atmosphere is different. I've been in this town of 5,000 residents for less than 24 hours and I can see the difference. The town of Prosser has about thirty wineries, only a small fraction of the 700 or so in all of Washington state.
Literally, you can walk from tasting room to tasting room, like bar-hopping in a big city. Everywhere you go you can see either wine bars, tasting rooms, vineyards, or wineries. This is wine country, no doubt about it.
Eli
Bibo ergo sum
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