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NV Illahe Capitol Fizz
$23.00Tasting Notes Capitol Fizz is a dry, pink bubbly bottle of refreshment for workers, picnickers, fishers, makers, singers, and watchers of the western sunset. Picked early at harvest, it has lively acid and a pretty aroma enhanced by its sparkle and joined together with the feeling of seeing a rainbow behind a waterfall.Add to cart-
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2018 The Eyrie Vineyards Chasselas Doré
$33.00Add to cartTasting Notes Chasselas Doré is an old grape variety born in the Jura and Alps mountain ranges of Switzerland. Fresh, tropical and savory, it is light on its feet while having a surprising amount of structure and body. This wine is made from two rows of organically grown, ungrafted vines. The attentive vineyard practices of Eyrie demand focus on rigorous training of the vines, minimal interference with the ecosystem, and on picking at the optimal time. Insecticides, herbicides, and systemic chemicals are never used in the vineyards. In the winery, they refrain from unnecessarily manipulating the wines during their fermentation and maturation. The Eyrie Chasselas ages 6 month on lees. In spite of full natural malolactic fermentation the wine is crisp. -
2019 Planet Oregon Rosé Bubbles
$26.00Add to cartTasting Notes Bright nose of strawberry and fresh squeezed citrus. Fresh and lively on the palate with flavors of apricot, summer berries and lemonade with a quenching, bubbly finish. -
2018 Antica Terra ‘Angelicall’ Rose
$130.00Add to cartTasting Notes Translucent and ruby-hued, it shows astonishing, almost brooding concentration and insanely intense aromatics, evoking pastoral images of the forest—salmon berries still on the vine, underbrush and tatty climbing roses. On the palate, silky layers of rhubarb, tart pie cherries, hibiscus and spice. -
2016 Brooks Willamette Valley Riesling
$23.00Add to cartWine Enthusiast 92: The most affordable and widely available Riesling in the Brooks lineup, this is an especially appealing cuvée in 2016. It's fragrant and inviting, with orange blossom, lemon zest and grapefruit components. That tangy fruit is layered and textural, with a phenolic snap. It's a blend sourced from a number of unspecified old vine sites. -
2019 Amity Vineyards White Pinot Noir
$27.00Add to cartTasting Notes It’s not often you come across a white pinot noir, which is why Amity strives to make theirs with a delicate touch to allow the unique properties of this red grape to come through as a white wine. They hand-pick our pinot noir grapes typically about a week earlier than when they pick for their red wines to preserve acidity. Then the fruit is whole bunched pressed very gently which allows to minimize maceration and have very little color pick-up. All of the color and most of the tannin in red wine comes from the skin so if you press right away and press lightly you can extract the clear juice, creating a beautifully light-in-color white wine with red wine characteristics. Pear, honeydew, golden raspberry with a round mouth feel followed by a bright, clean finish. It’s a must try! -
2016 WillaKenzie Estate ‘Estate’ Pinot Noir
$62.00Add to cartRobert Parker's Wine Advocate 92: WillaKenzie's new estate-focused blend, the 2016 Estate Pinot Noir is pale ruby-purple in color with a lovely spicy nose of red licorice, dried rose petals and potpourri over a core of bright red fruits—raspberry, strawberry, rhubarb and red cherry with cinnamon stick accents. Light to medium-bodied, it features bright red fruits framed with oodles of savory/spicy notes in the mouth. It has firm, grainy tannins and wonderful juicy acidity, finishing long with spicy layers. This will show best after a couple of years in bottle. 3,000 cases produced. -
2018 Roco ‘Gravel Road’ Pinot Noir
$23.00Add to cartWine Spectator 91: “Tightly focused, this offers polish and structure, with layered raspberry and cherry flavors, laced with stony mineral and green tea notes and finishing with refined tannins. Drink now through 2028. 6,900 cases made."Tasting Notes The hills in the Willamette Valley are punctuated by gravel roads, which lead to the regions finest vineyards. ROCO's Gravel Road Pinot Noir is a blend of several of the distinctive vineyards including the Soles' own Wits' End Vineyard in the Chehalem Mountains AVA. An outstanding value, the Gravel Road Pinot Noir flavor profile surpasses many other wineries flagship Pinot Noirs. The old world style offers bold flavor with balance and grace to pair well with nearly any food. -
2017 Beaux Frères ‘The Beaux Frères Vineyard’ Pinot Noir
$122.00Add to cartWine Spectator 95: Combines structure with verve, offering richly expressive raspberry, violet and orange peel flavors that take on polish and complexity toward well buffed tannins. Drink now through 2028.James Suckling 96: There’s a real sense of depth and detail here with fresh cherries and blueberries, swathed in vanilla-dusted violets, fresh-cut roasting herbs and biscuit spices. The palate has a very plush and smoothly rendered feel with a long, smooth and seamless run of ripe blueberries and cherries. Concentrated and elegant pinot with a long, long finish. Drink across the next decade. -
2018 Solena Pinot Noir Grande Cuvée
$25.00Add to cartJames Suckling 92: Spicy oak is cast across ripe red berries and cherries and delivers a modern impression. There’s a fresh-earth edge here, too, with attractive, spicy notes and a very vibrant feel to the tannins, which carry a grainy cut that holds freshness into the finish. Drink or hold.
