This wine is tightly grasping secrets from the depths of Bracken’s soils which are yet to be unfurled. Flavors of dark cherry, cedar, leather lead to fine tannins on the finish. A luscious, but mineral-driven wine that will... Read More
A blend of Yamhill-Carlton and Dundee Hills fruit – reflects a gorgeous ruby robe segueing to deep aromas of black cherries, cranberries, dried rose, sweet tobacco, and smoky soil. On the palate, cherry, and black plum fruit... Read More
Aromas of crushed raspberries, black cherries, orange peel, purple flowers, pomegranate, rose petals, river rocks, forest floor, and subtle spices. The palate is smooth and supple with fine-grained tannins.
Classical Oregon Pinot noir characteristics of bramble fruit (think raspberries and blackberries), smoky leather, wet rocks, and mushroomy earthiness. Aged in predominantly neutral oak barrels to let the fruit shine.
It's incredibly rare we find a single varietal Pinot Meunier, typically a blending grape in Champagne. It's even more rare to find it as as a full red in Oregon of all places. With that being said, we are incredibly happy... Read More
A fragrant wine, bursting with candied violets, red berry fruit, forest, and conifer notes that mingle with lightly-roasted espresso beans. Lively, medium-bodied, fresh and inviting with flavors of juicy cherry and tart cranberry... Read More
Rich aromas of black cherry and black raspberry, pepper and roses and toffee. The palate has the same even-tempered balance of the McKinlay wines, with a core of dusty tannins soaked in raspberry, orange zest and clay earth. This... Read More
Made from the pomace (pressed skins, stems, seeds and all) primarily from their Do Nothing, rehydrated with water and a little Pacific Northwest-grown beet sugar and bottled to capture the bubbles. Call it “the beer of champagnes,”... Read More
