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Voyage to Alaska: Culture, Cuisine, & Conservation

June 25, 2017 posted by Shona Milne

Join Wine Diva Deb onboard the Azamara Quest and pack a lot of adventure into just fourteen days exploring Alaska June 14th-26th, 2019.

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From Vancouver, sail the Inside Passage, a showcase of glacier-capped mountains, winding fjords, small islands and wildlife including eagles and whales. Soak up tall tales and true stories in four historic Alaskan towns. In Ketchikan, take a walking tour of the historic old town, learn about totem poles, go salmon fishing, or visit nearby Tongass National Forest and beautiful Misty Fjords. You’ll have a late stay in Juneau, Alaska’s capital, with opportunities for dog sledding, or a canoe ride to Mendenhall Glacier. Skagway is all about the Alaskan gold rush; don’t miss a ride up steep grades and around hair-raising turns on the historic White Pass & Yukon narrow-gauge railway. In beautiful Sitka, where Russians displaced the native Tlingits to establish a fur seal industry, you’ll find an onion-domed Cathedral and authentic 18th-century architecture. The big ships don’t dock here, so you can enjoy an uncrowded experience late into the evening. Enjoy more scenic sailing to Icy Strait Point and beyond to blue-lit Hubbard Glacier, where you’ll be close enough to hear crashing booms of calving ice.

Following the voyage enjoy 5 days exploring Alaska by land and seeing the magnificent Denali National Park.

Itinerary Details

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Date Port/City Activity Arrival Depart
Fri 14 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Embark 6:00pm
Sat 15 At Sea Cruising
Sun 16 Ketchican, Alaska Docked   8:00am  2:00pm
Mon 17 Juneau, Alaska Docked  9:30am 11:00pm
Tue 18 Skagway, Alaska Docked  8:00am 5:00pm
Wed 19 Sitka, Alaska Tendered 9:00am 10:00pm
Thu 20 Icy Strait Point, Alaska Docked 10:00am 5:00pm
Fri 21 Hubbard Glacier, Alaska Cruising  7:00am  11:00am
Sat 22 Seward, Alaska Debark  7:00am

 Post Voyage Land Experience

Depart the port for the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. This 200-acre sanctuary was created for orphaned and injured animals that no longer have the ability to survive in the unforgiving wilderness. Witness grizzlies, coyotes, bison and other animals show off their “wild sides” in their protected and permanent home. Afterwards, check into the Hotel Alyeska, nestled in a valley between mountains, glaciers and the ocean. Take the aerial tram to a viewpoint 2,300 feet overhead and soak up panoramas dominated by the Chugach Mountains, the Turnagain Arm, hanging glaciers and spruce forests. Come evening, relax or take advantage of optional activities.
Awake to breakfast at the hotel before traveling to the historic community of Palmer, a small town born out of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal during the Great Depression. Here, you’ll enjoy a fascinating presentation about local farming and the various types of produce grown in Southcentral Alaska. Learn about the down-on-their luck people who first colonized Palmer in 1935, and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before setting off for the unspoiled reaches of Denali National Park. Arrive at your hotel and enjoy a good night’s sleep in advance of a big day come morning.
Rise and shine to a hearty breakfast in preparation for a full-day tour of Denali National Park. This jaw-dropping setting features 6 million acres of interior Alaskan wilderness, crowned by the 20,310-foot-high Denali, formerly recognized by the United States as Mount McKinley. Explore the untamed wilds where you might spot grizzlies, moose, caribou, wolves and eagles. Reach the Eielson Visitors Center, high in the bluffs, for majestic views of Denali rising to the southwest. A box lunch is included during your expedition. In the evening, enjoy some downtime, or, if you’re still feeling energized, join one of the optional activities.
Enjoy breakfast followed by some time to further explore Denali on your own. Go for a short hike. Find a few new photo opportunities. Or, simply relax and take in the grandeur. By late morning, you’ll be on your way to Talkeetna, a tiny community set in the shadows of the Alaska Range. Do a little exploring before boarding the Wilderness Express for the ride back to Anchorage. Relax in a domed railcar, take in 360º views of the rugged territory, and savor a scrumptious dinner on board. Arrive in Anchorage and settle into your hotel room for the night.
Wake up to a great breakfast at the hotel. Recap your journey and marvel at all the additional memories you’ll go home with compliments of this post-cruise extension. Afterwards, a short drive will drop you off at Anchorage Airport with plenty of time to catch your outbound flight.

 

Port Details

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Snow-capped mountains peak out from behind tall glass skyscrapers on the edge of the Pacific Ocean. Nestled somewhere between eastern culture and western tradition, Vancouver is a study in nature and urbanity coexisting peacefully.As host of the 2010 Winter Olympics, snowy adventure is never far away. In fact, you can hit the slopes in the morning and be on the beach by afternoon. Bus to the Whistler Valley on the scenic Sea to Sky Trail and mountain hop via PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola, taking the time to ski, ATV, snowmobile, zipline, or wildlife watch along the Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains. Tour Whistler Village—a distinctly European looking alpine town—and browse local shops, the Olympic grounds, and hike nearby forest trails. Immerse yourself in the areas rich aboriginal heritage at the Aboriginal Cultural Center and Museum before heading back to lower altitudes in Vancouver’s North Shore. Here you’ll find warmer outdoor adventure at Stanley Park, a vast 1000 acres of urban-greenspace that includes ancient cedar rainforest, sandy beaches, and lush flora and fauna. Bike along the 17-mile long Vancouver Seawall, visit the Vancouver Aquarium, or peruse the park’s many monuments and totem art.

Home to a large community of Asian immigrants and Asian-Canadians, Vancouver’s dining scene is bursting with Eastern influence, from Japanese pubs and Chinese fine dining to fragrant Indian cuisine. The culinary capital of Canada, this claim is bolstered by an unending supply of fresh, locally sourced seafood, a strong farm-to-table movement, and a booming craft beer scene. Tool around North America’s largest Chinatown, discover the indie bars and restaurants of the Gastown neighborhood, or grab a bite in one of the trendy shopping areas like Yaletown, Robson Street, or Kitsilano. Tucked between mountains, sea, and cool eateries, you’ll find the mid-century inspired Museum of Vancouver and an impressive collection of classic and contemporary art at the Vancouver Art Gallery—including permanent collections by Emily Carr and the Group of Seven. The Museum of Anthropology offers an in-depth look at Aboriginal and Asian culture, while the city’s many conservatories and botanical gardens offer a peaceful respite from a busy day of sightseeing.

Ketchican, Alaska

A drizzly little city bordered by the Tongass National Forest, Ketchikan was once a native fishing village that has evolved and grown through its years in the logging and salmon canning industries.Surrounded by lakes, rivers, and streams, the “Salmon Capital of the World” is an angler’s paradise. Cast a line on your own, or hop on a charter to reel in salmon, halibut, red snapper, even trout. Keep an eye out for Ketchikan’s other marine residents, which include orca and humpback whales, sea lions, seals, otters, and porpoises. Zipline between cedars over a lush forest of Sitka spruce, hike Married Man’s Trail to surrounding waterfalls, kayak the twist of waterways along the Misty Fjords, or board a seaplane for a bird’s eye view of it all.

The city’s downtown is built around a network of waterways and includes the infamous Creek Street. Once a red-light district during the area’s logging days, this waterfront promenade built high on pilings is now a bustling commercial area filled with quaint restaurants, bars, gift shops, and incredible scenic views. Home to 350 registered artists—including many native Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian artists—Ketchikan also boasts a number of galleries. Visit the world’s largest collection of standing totem poles at the Totem Heritage Center, or immerse yourself in native culture and art at the Saxman Native Village Totem Park. After an exciting day of taking in Ketchikan’s beauty, head back to the boardwalk, grab a beverage and catch some live music.

Juneau, Alaska

Bookended by Mount Juneau and Mount Roberts along the Gastineau Channel, Juneau is a true frontier city with a gold mining past and rugged terrain. Stretching from the 30 glaciers of the Juneau Icefield to the waterfront downtown, Juneau is unlike any state capital you’ve ever visited.Historic South Franklin Street offers plenty of spots to cozy up with a cup of locally roasted coffee or cheers over a pint of local brew. Visit the Juneau Douglas City Museum and Last Chance Mining Museum to learn about the city’s gold mining history. Watch salmon climb upstream to spawn at the Macaulay Salmon Hatchery, or soak up the sun at Marine Park. For the best view of downtown Juneau, board the Mount Roberts Tramway and ride to the top for great dining, shopping, native art, and easy access to premium hiking trails.

Sitting at the edge of a residential neighborhood is the famous Mendenhall Glacier and the Tongass National Forest. Watch a glacier calve into the water below, hike sprawling forest trails, or catch a helicopter tour and glacier trek or dog sled. By boat or kayak, you’re guaranteed a sighting of one of the 60 humpback whales that frequent the waters, or Juneau’s other marine residents including Steller sea lions, Dall’s porpoise, orcas, and salmon. For a real feast for the senses, paddle the calm waters of Mendenhall Lake and feel the icy rush of paddling amongst icebergs. It’s hard to believe you can experience so much in one place.

Skagway, Alaska

Tucked between the White Pass and the Chilkoot Trail, Skagway sits at the head of the Lynn Canal in Alaska’s Inside Passage. A perfectly preserved frontier town, Skagway is a relic of the gold rush era that opens onto the rugged Coast Mountain passages, once trod by bold stampeders seeking riches in the Klondike.Once a bustling town full of saloons, gambling, and brothels, today Skagway is much quieter, but its debaucherous past has left an indelible mark. The wooden sidewalks and false-front shops of Broadway Street instantly transport you to a different time. Take in historic sites like the storied Red Onion Saloon, the yellow-domed Golden North Hotel, and the decidedly rustic Arctic Brotherhood Hall, with its driftwood covered façade. Many of Skagway’s historic buildings have since been restored as part of the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park. The Mascot Salon Museum, Moore’s Cabin, and Bernard Moore House all preserve Skagway’s gold rush past as museums that tell tales of both vice and family life in the frontier town. For a more detailed account, head to the Corrington Museum of Alaska History and the Skagway Museum to see every aspect of local history from mastodon fossils and native handwoven baskets to the pistol of Skagway’s official bad boy, Soapy Smith.

Sitka, Alaska

In the shadows of the dormant, snow-capped Mount Edgecumbe, sits the quaint city of Sitka. The only community within Alaska’s Inside Passage to skirt the Pacific Ocean, Sitka’s lush green hills and salty ocean air stand in contrast to typical descriptions of the Last Frontier.Sharing an equally important historical connection for the native Tlingit people and Russian settlers, Sitka is both the ancestral homeland of the Tlingit and the former capital of Russian America. A walk around the city’s downtown brings you closer to its history with views of the Blockhouse, Russian Bishop’s House, St. Michael’s Russian Orthodox Cathedral, and the storied Castle Hill. Sitka’s many museums, art galleries, and cultural centers all offer a more in-depth view of the city’s past and present. Stop into the Sitka Historical Museum, Sitka Cultural Center, and Shee-tka Kwaan Naa Kahidi Community House to see photographs, artifacts, traditional art, and native dance performances. Nearby, Harrigan Centennial Hall showcases regular performances by the New Archangel Russian folk dancers.

Aside from its eclectic history, Sitka offers a fantastic variety of outdoor adventures for the nature lover. Its narrow passages and broad bays are a haven for an incredible array of marine life that includes humpback whales, sea lions, and of course, salmon. Take a boat cruise around Sitka’s coast, or rent a kayak to experience each rocky nook and cranny. On land, you’ll find plenty of opportunity to bike, hike, and explore the beautiful mountains and tall spruce of the Tongass National Forest. Visit the Fortress of the Bear and the Alaska Raptor Center to get an up-close look at orphaned brown bear cubs, injured bald eagles, and other birds, and learn about both centers’ commitment to serving Alaska’s wildlife. With so much to see and do, the only thing you have to worry about is taking it all in.

Icy Strait Point, Alaska

Located on Chichagof Island, Icy Strait Point is built on the site of the former Hoonah Packing Company salmon cannery. The facilities restored outbuildings now house a variety of restaurants, a museum, and local arts and crafts shops. More than just a tourist destination, the port is a cultural hub for the original inhabitants of the area—the Huna people. In addition to modern amenities, you can enjoy a variety of activities indigenous to the area including native dance performances, brown bear viewings, and whale watching.At Icy Strait Point, there’s no need to fight between your inner adventurer and laid-back vacationer. You can experience the heart-pumping heights of the world’s largest zipline or sit-back with an Alaska Crabby Bloody Mary, garnished with a fresh-caught snow crab leg. Take a chartered boat ride to see the region’s magnificent marine life, including orcas, Steller’s sea lions, seals, and porpoises. There are also plenty of opportunities to participate in the region’s favorite pastime—fishing. Try your hand at catching the five species of salmon that frequent these rivers and streams, as well halibut and the other saltwater varieties.

Just beyond Icy Strait Point, the rest of Chichagof Island offers an abundance of things to see and do. From birding to kayaking, four-wheeling down old logging trails to hiking amongst tall Sitka spruce, you’ll be sure to have more than a few bucket-list worthy moments on your trip to Icy Strait Point.

Hubbard Glacier, Alaska

Experience the breathtaking expanse and beauty of the Hubbard Glacier. Named after National Geographic’s first society president, Gardiner Hubbard, this frosty-blue glacier is a sight, unlike anything you’ve ever seen.While many of the world’s glaciers are retreating, the 8-mile-wide Hubbard Glacier continues to “gallop” across the Russell Fjord, at times temporarily damning its passage. The longest ice river in North America, this 76-mile stretch of glacier water begins at Mount Logan in Canada’s Yukon and meanders its way through Alaska to the Russell Fjord Wilderness. Witness this awe-inspiring phenomenon from onboard as you cruise through the misty, chilled air of the Gulf of Alaska. See whales, harbor seals, and otters hunting as your ship turns from Yakutat Bay into the narrow Disenchantment Bay to come face-to-face with the towering Hubbard Glacier.

Encounter the 350-foot-tall blue-lit wall of ice, and watch the mighty glacier calving giant icebergs into the icy waters below. Known as “white thunder” to the Tlingit, witnessing these icy chunks crash into the water from the glacier’s face is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Cruise alongside the longest tidewater glacier in the world, watch as seals use the ice floats to hide from predatory whales, and spot brown bears and Sitka deer in the distance as they roam ashore near the snowy mountains framing the glacier. This is the Alaskan adventure you’ve been dreaming of.

Seward, Alaska

Seward is one of Alaska’s oldest communities. Lying at the foot of Mount Marathon on Resurrection Bay, this scenic city offers unlimited ways to explore its natural splendor.Founded in the early 20th century as settlers plotted the construction of the northbound rail line, Seward’s ice-free port and crowning Harding Icefield quickly established the city as an important shipping terminal on the Kenai Peninsula and the southern terminus of the Iditarod National Historic trail. Temperate rainforest climate and active glaciers combine to offer countless tidewaters, marine-rich waters, lush forest trails, and a variety of wildlife.

Travel to the Kenai Fjords National Park to hike or ski amongst its beautiful mountains. Kayak the tide pools along the fjords, and explore the Exit Glacier while mushing your own dog sledding team. A boat excursion or flightseeing tours offer an up close glimpse of the Harding Icefield’s glaciers, the majesty of the dramatic Kenai Fjords, and the dense greenery of the Chugach National Forest. Tour the rich waters of Resurrection Bay, join local anglers to fish for Coho salmon and halibut, or keep a look out for bright-billed puffins, friendly otters, sea lions, humpback whales, and much more. Take a coffee break in Seward’s quaint downtown, or find a mount and explore areas of the shoreline only accessible on horseback, including the old town of Seward, which was leveled by the Good Friday Earthquake. Shaped by time, earthquakes, and ocean storms, Seward’s unfolding beauty is yours to explore, any way you choose.

On Board Inclusions

  • An AzAmazing EveningSM event (on most voyages)
  • Select standard spirits, and international selection of beers and wines throughout the voyage
  • Gratuities (dining, bar and housekeeping)
  • Shuttles to/from port communities, where available
  • Destination-influenced entertainment & enrichment
  • Bottled Water, Sodas and specialty Coffee & Teas
  • Concierge Service
  • Self-Service Laundry
  • All gourmet meals
  • Casino
  • Aqua Spa and Fitness center
  • Piano and Wine bar, and Live Entertainment

For Suite Guests

All standard amenities plus:

  • English butler service
  • 235 complimentary Internet minutes
  • One free bag of laundry service per suite, each seven days
  • Complimentary dining in specialty restaurants
  • Afternoon tea service in suite
  • Guests in Club World Owner’s and Club Ocean suites may choose a complimentary Insider AccessSM or Nights in Cool PlacesSM excursion

Pricing Details* (per person US$) For 13- Night Cruise TOUR June 14 – 26, 2019

*Airfare and transfers to and from ship are not included in prices listed
Included up to $500 shipboard credit (dependent on cabin booked)

 

 700x534-club-deluxe-veranda-stateroom Balcony $4,854
 700x534-club-oceanview-staterooms Oceanview $4,479
 Suite $7,254

Pricing Details* (per person US$) FOR 8- Night CRUISE ONLY June 14 – June 22nd, 2019

*Airfare and transfers to and from the ship are not included in prices listed
Included up to $500 shipboard credit (dependent on cabin booked)

 700x534-club-deluxe-veranda-stateroom Balcony $3,802
 700x534-club-oceanview-staterooms Oceanview $3,352
 Suite $5,602

To Reserve your space

Send email to: winedivadeb@yahoo.com or call Wine Diva Deb on 206-617-6160.

A deposit of $1,100/cabin or $2,220/Suite is required.

Included shipboard credit offer: Oceanview $300; Balcony $400; Suite $500

All reservations based on double occupancy.  Travel Insurance highly recommended as well as Personal & Medical Insurance.

Azamara Club Cruises reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement on all guests if the price of West Texas Intermediate fuel exceeds US$65 per barrel.

 

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      • Tulalip Resort Casino: Honey & Spice Exotic Sweetness
      • Rosé: How to Plan A Themed Holiday Party
      • Celebrity Cruises: Glamping in the Galapagos
      • Holiday Wine Sale: Tulalip Resort Casino
      • Celebrate Thanksgiving Dinner: Tulalip Resort Casino
      • Homeward Pet: Ugly Sweater Holiday Party
      • Gold Medal Wine Club: Gifts For Wine Geeks
      • Tulalip Resort Casino: Chef's Hazelnut Holidays
      • Doubleback Winery: A Mix of Old and New in Walla Walla
      • Seattle Wine and Food Experience: Tickets on Sale Now!
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      • San Diego Bay Wine and Food Festival: 15th Annual
      • Champagne Saber Time: Alton Brown Shows Us How
      • Sip Northwest: Best of the Northwest 2018
      • It's Champagne Day: Let's Pop A Cork
      • Yoga for Wine Lovers: HaroldsPlanet Video
      • New Wine Lovers' Advent Calendar: Available Nationwide
      • Investment in the Legal Cannabis Market: Continues to Grow
      • Fall Wine and Food Tips: Outdoor Entertaining
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      • Oktoberfest 2018: Tulalip Resort Casino
      • Undercover Colors: Test for Detecting Spiked Beverages
      • Save the Date: Taste Washington March 28-31, 2019
      • Fetzer Campaign: #WhiteWineEmoji
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      • Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival: Port Angeles 2018
      • Columbia Winery Charity Walk & Run: $1million in Donations
      • 2018 Vancouver Wine & Jazz Festival: August 24th, 25th, & 26th
      • Indulge in New Luxury: Unforgettable Travel Experiences
      • Pearl Jam's Home Shows: Underground Wine Project
      • Washington Wine Month: The New Epicenter of Wine
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      • Wild Tiger Conservation: Tiger Beer, WWF, KENZO Work Together
      • National Scotch Day: The Macallan Distillery Experience
      • World's Best Journeys: Flight Network
      • Pacific Wine & Food Classic: Featured Chefs & Wineries
      • Martha Stewart: Wine & Food Experience in Las Vegas
      • FoodTreX: World Food Travel Association Conference
      • Azamara South Africa: Cruise With Wine Diva Deb
      • The Insiders Guide: Auction of Washington Wines
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      • Wine Vacations: Destinations for Wine Lovers
      • Summer Food Pairings: Rosé Is Your Go-To Wine
      • Kit Kats: Do You Know How They Are Made?
      • WineGame App: Blind Tasting Game for Wine Lovers
      • Rootstock: Burgundy's Music, Wine, and Food Festival
      • Celebrate Woodinville: Celebrate With Wine + Music
      • Champagne Pairings: Four Dishes To Consider
      • Tulalip Resort Casino: New Restaurant Opens
      • Lamb Jam Tour: In Seattle June 24th
      • uKeg: Great Father's Day Gift for Beer Lovers
      • Oregon Winery to Woodinville: Panther Creek
      • Summer Northwest Berries: Tulalip Resort Casino
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      • Wine Club by Margaritaville: St. Somewhere
      • Tea & Crumpets: Celebrating the Royal Wedding
      • Summer Entertaining: Wine and Cheese Pairing Tips
      • Wine World Festival Sobre las Olas: Reserva Conchal Costa Rica
      • Chef Kathy Casey: New Burger Lounge, Rel'Lish, Opens at Sea-Tac Airport
      • Mother's Day: Tulalip Resort Casino Celebrates Mom
      • Celebrate World Cocktail Day With Booking.com and Taste Signature Cocktails From Around the World
      • Baskin-Robbins: Wine and Ice Cream Pairings
      • Easy Mint Julep Recipe: Kentucky Derby Day on Saturday
      • Easy Guacamole Recipe: Cinco de Mayo
      • Easy Margarita Recipe: Cinco de Mayo
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      • World Whisky Record Broken: The Macallan 1926 for $1.2M
      • Ultimate Travel Bucket List: Flight Network
      • Adventure Travel: Wind & Wine Croatia
      • Earth Day 2018: Blue Marble Cocktails Picks Up
      • Humboldt Distillery: Celebrates 4/20 With Legal Cannabis-Infused Vodka Cocktail
      • Taste Washington: Wine Lovers Set Attendance Record
      • Weekend Getaway Travel Packing List: Miss Mikayla G
      • Spring Feasts: Unexpected Wine and Food Pairings
      • Luxury Space Hotel: Travel to the Final Frontier
      • Lychee Frosé Piscine: A Summer Sipper
      • Maryhill Winery: 2018 Summer Concert Series
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      • Tulalip Resort Casino: Chefs Prime Picks
      • Taste Washington: 21st Year Begins on Thursday
      • BevMo!: Customers Create New Wine Portfolio
      • Holland America Line: Food & Beverage Aficionado Cruises 2018
      • Taste Washington: Red & White Party
      • James Suckling: Developing Holland America Wine List
      • Washington State Wine: Lighter Grape Harvest 2017
      • Wine to Weed: Big Moon Sky Cannabis Dispensary
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      • Johnnie Walker Launches: Jane Walker Edition, Donating $1 For Every Bottle Made To Organizations Championing Women's Causes
      • Move Over, Rosé Wine! Angry Orchard Rosé Hard Cider Is Here, Poised To Be The Year's Hottest Drink
      • New Oregon Non-Profit: Certifies Craft Wineries Nationally
      • Wine Flies Free: Alaska Airlines Expands Its Program
      • Celebrity Cruises: Celebrity Edge Continues to Surprise With Inaugural Season
      • Open Table: 100 Most Romantic Restaurants
      • Board Track Racer: New Tasting Room in Woodinville
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      • Sea Aged Wine: New Discoveries
      • Seattle Wine and Food Experience: Grand Tasting
      • Tangent: Canned Wines
      • World Tourism Day: Protecting Culture and Heritage
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      • Pet Pictures With Santa: Castillo de Feliciana
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      • TulaBene: New Restaurant at Tulalip Resort Casino
      • First Ever: Book Signing While Stomping Grapes
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      • Tulalip Oktoberfest: A Bavarian Journey
      • Costa Rica Rainy Season: Best Things To Do
      • Best Cities for Rosé Lovers: Redfin Has Top 11 Cities
      • Buy Beer, Help Pets: Purina Helps Shelter Pets Find Forever Homes
      • Cruise Dining: Celebrity Cruises Revamping Its Dining Experience
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      • Rosé: Fastest Growing Wine Category in the U.S.
      • Chateau Ste. Michelle: New Visitor Center Opening
      • $4.19 Million: Auction of Washington Wine Breaks Record
      • Rosé All Day: Wine Consumer Survey
      • Wine Tasting & Education: Cruises Appeal to Beginners and Connoisseurs
      • American Whiskies: Mash Up at Tulalip Resort Casino
      • Don't Let Them Disappear: Amarula Helps Elephants
      • New Zealand: Food and Wine Tours from In Depth
      • Taste Washington: 2018 Dates Announced
    • ► July (5)
      • Port Wines: Celebrate Their History
      • Auction of Washington Wines: 30th Annual Event
      • Tulalip Resort: Blazing Paddles Stone Fired Pizza
      • Celebrity Cruises: Holder of 48 Wine Spectator Awards
      • Al Fresco Dining: A-List Wines from Napa
    • ► June (2)
      • Voyage to Alaska: Culture, Cuisine, & Conservation
      • Easy, Breezy: Cocktail Ideas for Summer
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      • Summer Sipper: Ideas for Entertaining
      • Rosé Wine: Scrumptious Food Pairings
      • Lamb Jam Seattle: Tickets on Sale Now
      • Wildland Adventures: Southern Italy Epicurean Adventure
    • ► April (4)
      • First Annual Jet City Rosé Experience: Charles Smith
      • Warm Weather Entertaining: Sonoma Wine Tasting & Cooking Lesson
      • The Perfect Pairing: Amarone Wine & Prime Strip Steak
      • Nasty Woman Wines: Politics Drove Her To Make Wine
    • ► March (8)
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      • Celebrity Cruises: Mobile Cinema at Sonoma International Film Festival
      • A Perfect Easter Pairing: Lamb Chops & Red Wine
      • Vegas Uncork’d: 10th Anniversary on April 27-30th
      • Celebrity Cruises: Book Your Cruise on Edge Now!
      • Taste Washington: Celebrating 20 Years
      • Women In Wine: Women's History Month
      • Vergenoegd Winery: Ducks Reduce Need for Chemicals
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      • Food Network: South Beach Wine & Food Festival
      • National Margarita Day: February 22, 2017
      • Valentine's Day Wines: Under $10
      • Seattle Wine & Food Experience: Culinary Exploration To Your Palate
      • Leonetti, Figgins, & Toil Oregon: Taste of Tulalip Seminar
    • ► January (4)
      • Nate Berkus: Design Ambassador for Celebrity Cruises Edge Class Ships
      • Chocolate Exposed: Tulalip Goes Crazy for Cacao
      • Food Truck Festivals: Expanding Into New Markets
      • Havana, Cuba: Flights Available on Alaska Airlines
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    • ► December (9)
      • Woodinville Wine Country: Wine Tourism in Washington
      • Cunard: WSET Qualifications on Board Queen Mary 2
      • Port Primer: Not Just for the Holidays
      • Cranberry Compote: Tequila Twist
      • Celebrity Cruises: New Sailings for 2017-2019
      • Guests for the Holidays: Let Blakely Trettenero Help
      • Peared-Up: Tulalip Resort Casino
      • Wildland Adventures: Chile & Argentina Wine & Food Tour
      • Celebrity Cruises: 'Gilt at Sea' Pop-Up Shops On Board
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      • Tulalip Casino: Holiday Happenings
      • Eco Wines: Rated Higher Than Regular Wines
      • Cannabis Expo: Las Vegas
      • Chicago Cubs: World Series Championship Brut
      • International Tempranillo Day: November 12, 2016
      • Thanksgiving: Tulalip Resort Casino
      • Tulalip Holiday Wine Sale: Tulalip Resort Casino
    • ► October (4)
      • Seattle Wine & Food Experience 2017 (SWFE): Now a Three Day Festival!
      • WineCraft: Harvest Wine Auction on November 6th
      • Cork Club: Recycle Your Corks
      • Hong Kong: Wine and Dine Festival
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      • Canyon Ranch Spa at Sea: Celebrity Cruises
      • Oregon Garden Resort: Peaceful Garden Getaway
      • Towel Animal Menagerie: Celebrity Solstice Cruise to Hawaii
      • Soiree en Blanc: 2016 Flash Mob Picnic
      • Celebrity Cruise: Hawaii Sailaway
      • KRIS & Americans for the Arts: Team up for the Arts
      • Celebrity Cruises: Continues Top Chef at Sea with Partnership with Bravo Media
      • Heathman Hotel: Vintimate Social
      • Celebrity Cruises: Luxurious Mediterranean Sailings
      • Lake Crescent: National Park Service #NPS100
    • ► August (5)
      • Knack: Made to Order Gifts With a Personal Touch
      • Celebrity Cruises: New Culinary Experiences
      • $3 Million: Auction of Washington Wines 2016
      • National Filet Mignon Day: Ruth's Chris Steak House
      • Accolades: Paso Robles' Cabernet Sauvignon
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      • Lavender Lemonade: Summer Sipper
      • Auction of Washington Wine: Adding to the Celebration
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      • Sparkling Wine Week: July 1-7, 2016
      • Bacardi Rum: Sustainable Sunglasses from Barrels
      • Los Angeles: Food and Wine Festival
      • Wine & Jazz Festival: Tri-Cities Washington
      • Wine in the Desert: Arizona
      • Jimmy Vestvood: Wine Tasting
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      • Craft Beverage Yakima: Hotels, Restaurants, and Transportation
      • Summer Sipper: Rosé Recommendations for Summer
      • Craft Beverage Yakima: Beer, Cider, and Spirits
      • Cunard: World's Finest Wine Cellar at Sea on National Wine Day
      • Lodmell Cellars: Fourth Generation Walla Walla Family
      • California Wine Road Trip: Livermore Valley
      • Chateau Ste. Michelle: Riesling Rendezvous
      • Craft Beverage Yakima: Wine
      • New Wine Discoveries: Garnacha
      • Culinary Classic: San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival
    • ► April (5)
      • Lila Wines: Wine in a Can
      • Women of the Vine: Educational and Inspirational
      • Israel: Kosher Wine Trail
      • Merger: Alaska Airlines and Virgin America
      • Wine Diva Shirts: Available on Amazon
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      • Zaca: Night Out Recovery Chewables
      • Canada to India: Ice Wine in India
      • Les Dames d'Escoffier: Mentorship Experiences for Women
      • Vinum Meum: Bohemian Glass Wine Stoppers
      • Winesong: Benefitting Mendocino Coast Hospital Foundation
      • Seabourn Cruise: Launching The Grill by Thomas Keller
      • Taste Oregon: In Washington on March 21st
      • Spring Barrel Tasting: Yakima Valley
      • Semiahmoo: NW Wine Encounter
      • Taste Washington: Red & White Party
      • Romantic 2018 Summer Cruise: Wine Diva Deb
      • Instagram: Beaujolais Wines Joins
      • Wine Diva Doggie Shirts: Available on Amazon
      • Magellan Inn: Zen in the Costa Rica Jungle
    • ► February (13)
      • Journey to the North Cape: Wine Diva Deb
      • Matador Droplet Bag: All Purpose Travel Accessory
      • Auction: Pappy Van Winkle Whiskey
      • Matador Pocket Blanket: Don't Travel Without It
      • Indiegogo: Help Save 85 Year Old Vineyard in Italy
      • Costa Rica: Ten Things I Learned
      • Luxury Food & Wine Tour: Wine Diva Deb
      • 10th Anniversary Vegas Uncork'd: Tickets Available
      • Welcome Aboard: Holland America and Chateau Ste. Michelle
      • Cheers, Chablis: International Women's Day
      • How to Pronounce Italian Wines: Select Italy
      • Wine & Travel: Adelman Travel & HMS Travel Group Merge
      • Modern Traveler: Ora TV
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      • Romance in Your Glass: California's Central Coast
      • Third Annual Wine & Food Experience: Masters & Makers
      • 5th Riesling Rendezvous: July 17-19th at Chateau Ste. Michelle
      • Carmel-by-the-Sea: Relais & Chateaux GourmetFest
      • Global Symposium: Women of the Vine
      • Valentine's Day: Cognac and Chocolate
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      • Kick Off the New Year: Niagara Icewine Festival
      • Sutter Home: Home for The Holidays Winners
      • Impress Your Friends & Family: Food & Wine Pairings
      • Last Minute Gifts: The Matador Pocket Blanket
      • Last Minute Gifts: Matador Droplet Wetbag
      • Last Minute Gifts: Tasting Wine and Cheese
      • Pioneer Square Opening: The Estates Wine Room
      • Road Trip: Napa Valley
      • Top Chef: Season Thirteen Back to California
    • ► November (4)
      • United Arab Emirates: Caviar Tasting
      • THE NOW: Moët & Chandon
      • Operation Gratitude: Sutter Home Family Vineyards
      • Crystal Cruises: Global Flavors on Wine & Food Festival Cruises
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      • Pacific Coast Wine Trail: A Secret Spot
      • Women in Wine: Leadership Gathering
      • Modern Family: Drinks Amavi Wines From Walla Walla
      • SommCon: Wine Education in San Diego
      • Winner Announced: Best Dressed Somm
      • The Wine Bible: New Edition Has Arrived
      • Kickstarter Campaign: Brimoncourt Society
      • The Next Great Food City: Santiago, Chile
      • Discover California Wines: Mendocino County
      • Wine Tourism Day: Have a Glass or Two to Benefit Local Charities
      • Sutter Home: Home for the Holidays
      • San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival: Raise a Glass!
      • Drink Like A Master: Moët Hennessy
      • Seeds of Empowerment: Cambria Estate Winery
      • Keep A Breast Foundation: Little Black Dress Wines Raises Awareness
      • Food & Wine Culture: 8th Cayman Cookout
      • October: #MerlotMe
    • ► September (4)
      • Off the Beaten Path: Growing Wine Regions
      • Esquire's Sommelier Series: Uncorked Premieres in November
      • Food & Wine: New York City Festival
      • Wine: Women Like Men Who Drink Hearty Red Wines
    • ► August (8)
      • Summer to Fall: Wines That Bridge the Gap
      • New Season: Season Two of Booze Traveler
      • KitchenAid & Food Network: The Apple Challenge
      • California Wine Month: September Harvest Season
      • Stock Offering: Willamette Valley Vineyards
      • Vinturi: The Sound of Wine
      • Road to Discovery: Plated Hits the Road
      • Macy's: Launching Private Label Wine
    • ► July (7)
      • Culinary Contest: Glorious Bites Challenge
      • Ruffino Prosecco: Al Fresco Limited Edition Flutes by Govino
      • Urban Winery: Charles Smith Comes to the Jet City
      • The Taste LA: Labor Day Weekend Food Festival
      • Wine Cruises: Princess Cruises
      • Russell Dean Lowell: In Search of Duende - Life Adventures of a Chef
      • Brown Bag Wine Tasting: Wil Wheaton
    • ► June (13)
      • Red, White, and Bubbles: What's in Your Glass for Summer?
      • Marcus Whitman: More Rooms Added
      • Columbia Crest: Contest to Become “Executive Crowdsourcing Officer"
      • Salish Lodge: Culinary Adventures
      • Brown Bag Wine Tasting: Brandi Glanville
      • Summer Grilling: Tom Douglas
      • Pairing Guide: Wine and Food
      • Brown Bag Wine Tasting: Ray Isle of Food & Wine Magazine
      • Brown Bag Wine Tasting: Marcellus Wiley
      • Wine Road Trip: California
      • Munchies Presents: Steven Spurrier
      • Wine Tourist Magazine: International Wine Tourism
      • Italy: Food and Wine Vacations
    • ► May (9)
      • Brown Bag Wine Tasting: Season 2
      • Vinho Rosé: #SummerSipper
      • Holland America: Gourmet Food & Gourmet Service
      • Glenfiddich Single Malt Scotch Whisky: Family Spirit Celebration
      • Craft Spirits: On the Rise
      • Vinho Verde: #SummerSipper
      • Little Black Dress: Celebrate Mother's Day
      • Cinco de Mayo: Celebrate!
      • Alaska Cruise Season: Holland America Lines
    • ► April (4)
      • Wine and Yoga: In Sonoma
      • Wine Series Launch: City Prints Map Art
      • Service Dog Fundraiser: Bean & Aauuga
      • Vivino: Over 9 Million Users
    • ► March (4)
      • Menu for Lago: Debuting at Bellagio in Las Vegas in April
      • Mash Madness: Bourbon vs Whiskey
      • Tuscany Getaway: Wine and Relaxation
      • 2015 Best Wine Travel & Emerging Destination: Croatia
    • ► February (7)
      • Travelers: Choosing Destinations Based on Food & Wine Activities
      • Margarita Day: Salud!
      • Murder She Baked: Hallmark Channel
      • Holland America: Cooks Up Reimagined Culinary Experiences
      • Happy Valentine's Day
      • The Rocks District: Newest AVA in Oregon
      • Vinexpo: Wine Lovers Gathering
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      • CIDER Act: Reintroduced in DC
      • Award Winning: Make A Meal App
      • Walla Walla: February is for Foodies
      • Cunard Line: 175 Years of Cruising and Crossings
      • New Year: Food and Wine Pairing Recipes
      • Sip: Sip California to Launch in March
      • Aspen: Après Ski Cocktail Classic
      • Downton Abbey: Raise Your Glass
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    • ► December (8)
      • National Bloody Mary Day: January 1st
      • National Champagne Day: December 31st
      • Egg Nog Day: December 24th
      • Efeste: Food Pairing with Riesling
      • Alaska Airlines: Partners with Seattle's Tom Douglas
      • Brown Bag Wine Tasting: Motorcycle terms with James Reddick
      • Repeal Day: December 5th
      • Sea Dream Yacht Club: 2015 Wine Voyages
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      • Whisky in Space: Ardbeg Returns
      • Wine Gift Guide: The Holidays Are On The Way
      • Beaujolais Day: November 20th
      • Brown Bag Wine Tasting: Adam Corolla
      • Cakes Under the Influence: Cake Day November 26th
      • White Truffel & Miraval Tasting: Hotel Arts Barcelona
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      • Whistler, Canada: Cornucopia Celebration of Food & Drink
      • Wine Adventure: Howard Kleinfeld
      • Brown Bag Wine Tasting: Beer Terms
      • Sabor a Cabo: Food and Wine Festival
      • #ChampagneDay: October 24th, 2014
      • Wine Tourism: Lula Cellars in Mendocino
      • Brown Bag Wine Tasting with William Shatner
      • Silver Oak Winery: Women In Wine Sense
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