Excellent-Great Northwest Wine

Silver Medal Palate Press 7^th Annual Grand Tasting

Blend of Pinot Gris and Pinot Blanc partially fermented in French oak and stainless steel.

Excellent-Great Northwest Wines

89 points-Vinous

89 points-Wine & Spirits

Best Buy-Wine & Spirits

"Bright and focused, with pretty nectarine and pear flavors that dance lightly through the finish. Drink now" Harvey Steinman, Wine Spectator, December 2016

90 points-Vinous

89 points-Wine Enthusiast

Outstanding-Great Northwest Wines

The whole clusters of handpicked fruit were placed directly into the press. After pressing, a portion of the juice was fermented in neutral French Oak to provide roundness and enhanced mouth feel. The balance was fermented in stainless steel tanks. The wine is blended according to taste.

89 points-Wine & Spirits

Best Buy-Wine & Spirits

“This brisk white starts out lean and opaque, its green-apple and tarragon scents needing time to reveal themselves. By the second day open, this wine has taken on a second life, presenting expansive, mouthfilling flavors of quince spritzed with lemon.” Wine & Spirits, June 2017

This is a Case (12 bottles) of 375ml bottles with flat rate ground shipping of $25.

Best Buy-Wine & Spirits Magazine

“An ample gris, this starts off generous and bright, with scents of Granny Smith apples and Weetabix. With air, a lemon-drop tartness puts an edge on that richness, the phenolics a good foil for a quinoa and lentil salad.” 88 points. Best Buy. Wine & Spirits

91 points-Vinous

90 points-WIne Enthusiast

90 points-Wine Advocate

A Love Letter to Oregon Pinot Blanc

“(fermented and aged in used French oak barrels) Light green-tinged yellow. Ripe pear, Meyer lemon, honey, chamomile and vanilla on the deeply perfumed nose. Chewy and nicely concentrated, offering pear nectar, lemon gelato and smoky mineral flavors that pick up a gingery nuance with aeration. Lingers with strong tenacity on the finish, leaving lively floral and citrus fruit notes behind.” 91 points. Josh Raynolds, Vinous, February 2018.

Silver Medal-Cascadia Wine Competition

In January 1929, Hans & Lena Winter left their homes in Hannover and boarded a ship to immigrate to the United States. They eventually settled in the Dundee Hills of Oregon in 1961, purchasing the land we work today. We celebrate their courage and foresight as we share this wine with you. This dessert wine highlights our vineyard's ability to achieve exceptional ripeness while maintaining balance and freshness.