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Local Sips Celebrate Washington Wine Month in Downtown Bellevue

Bellevue, WALocal News

Washington Wine Month is celebrated every March, and Downtown Bellevue is embracing this occasion with a diverse array of local wineries and restaurants. The article showcases prominent establishments such as Browne Family Vineyards, known for its tasting room featuring over 100 cases of premium wines from the Walla Walla region. Visitors can enjoy the inviting atmosphere at Cypress Lounge & Wine Bar, which focuses on local wines and craft beers. Daniel’s Broiler offers a distinguished wine list with award-winning selections from Washington and beyond, while The Lakehouse highlights its curated wine program led by experienced sommeliers. Additionally, the article invites readers to participate in the Old Bellevue Spring Wine Walk on May 11, showcasing numerous local wineries.

This celebration promotes local wines and strengthens community ties to agriculture and culinary experiences, underscoring the importance of supporting local businesses during this festive month.

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