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.
The name refers to how we make it and what you should do when you drink it. All the grapes that go into it (an ever-changing mix of white and red varieties) are fermented whole-cluster, entirely via carbonic maceration in sealed... 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