Following the fire that broke out in late July, Washington producers have lost whole crops to smoke damage, while others saw wineries, crush pads, cellar buildings, tractor sheds and pumphouses destroyed, along with thousands of cases of recently bottled wine. The post Burdoin fire destroys Washington wine assets appeared first on The Drinks Business.
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