Co Dinn, owner of Co Dinn Cellars, explains that 15 million years ago, volcanic activity shaped the geology of eastern Washington, crafting the fertile Columbia River Basin.
Professor Joan Davenport estimated that Snipes Mountain contains over 35 different soil types, an incredible diversity that enhances the region's unique viticultural opportunities.
Snipes Mountain's rich geological and historical context not only tells the story of the land but also highlights the early efforts of pioneers like William Bridgman who recognized its unique wine potential.
The AVA designations for Snipes Mountain and Harrison Hill represent a significant step in recognizing the unique contributions of these vineyards to Washington's winemaking legacy.
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