“I’m big on meal prep and leftovers, especially now that I have kids, so I’m super mindful about what we store our food in.

magazine, February 2025.actor Kyle MacLachlan now have a chance to taste his wines in person at a brand.new tasting room.

in downtown Walla Walla, Washington.For the uninitiated, Pursued by Bear, MacLachlan’s collaboration with winemaker Daniel Wampfler, launched back in 2005, and has since garnered a loyal following for its rosé,.The name references a stage direction in Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale” — “exit, pursued by a bear.” (The character Antigonus, it is later revealed, is eaten by said bear.

It’s unclear whether the bear has any wine with the meal.).“There’s only so much I can do online,” MacLachlan explains.

“We have a really nice following and presence, but you really need a space where people can come to get a sense of what the wines are about, and what the story’s about.” Keeping the tasting room in downtown Walla Walla was especially significant for the actor, who calls it “the mecca of Washington wine.” Growing up in Yakima, Washington, MacLachlan cites farming as “in his blood,” and wine as an important pastime through which to spend time with his father.

“We had the option to go to the west side, where Seattle is, or Woodinville, because a lot of wineries are represented there,” he says..There are workarounds for this issue that are outside the scope of this review, but are easy to find online.. Credit: Food & Wine.

He's an avid outdoor cook who's reviewed grills and smokers of all sizes and shapes.The Triangle, shorthand for Research Triangle, includes the.cities of Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill, all of which are within a 30-minute radius of one another.

The region is home to a thriving (and growing) culinary scene, with a wide variety of dining options ranging from food trucks and.barbecue joints.