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Wines
Please enjoy these selections from our farm to your table. Click on the links for specific info about each wine
2021 Willamette Valley Pinot Gris
Delightful aromas of peach and lilac with white pear and guava.
In the mouth, the wine comes around with nutmeg and inty mineral tones that rise up from the center and linger. A seductive oiliness brings a nice bit of upholstery before an elegant complex of acids cleanses the palate with a crisp, crystalline finish.
$22/bottle
2021 Equinox Vineyard Pinot Gris
A pinot gris showing endless layers of complexity and nuance. This opens with floral aromas of butterscotch, honeydew melon, Asian pear, fig, starfruit and bright apple skin.
In the mouth a rounded texture of cream and oil provides an exquisite upholstery ultimately giving way to tropical notes of tangerine along with white pear, cedar and spice. A long and luscious finish with a hint of heat resolves the whole package. Careful not to over-chill.
$30/bottle
2019 Equinox Vineyard Riesling
Exploding with aromas of peach and apricot with a hint of petrol. Vinous in the mouth with orange peel, spice and orange candy notes. A drying finish is helped along with a hint of spritz at the end. This wine is one for the ages and shows the depth of 30 year old vines.
$22/Bottle
2021 Equinox Vineyard Chardonnay
Infinity and beyond. Immediately enchanting and exotic on the nose with tropical aromas and notes of vanilla. Spicy and seductively warm in the mouth with more vanilla, barrel spice and barrel tones. Cream and velvet dissolve effortlessly into a rich and opulent and endless finish. A truly spectacular white from one of the oldest plantings of Dijon clone Chardonnay in the state.
$27/bottle
2019 Late Harvest Riesling Equinox Vineyard
There was a silver lining to all the rain we received during harvest 2019. A botrytis infection quickly spread through the Riesling at Equinox Vineyard threatening the entire block. But then came a period of dry, windy conditions which allowed the noble rot to dry out and do its magic. Somewhere between dry and full on dessert, this wine strikes a middle ground with notes of pecan and honey. On the palate, blood orange, orange peel and apricot meld while notes of butterscotch point to a partially and nobly rotten inception.
$27/bottle
2013 TBA Late Harvest Chardonnay
Spoiled Rotten
Take a step out of Kansas and straight into Oz with this highly saturated and utterly opulent dessert Chardonnay from Equinox Vineyard. This wine is sweet, viscous and bursting with the aromas and flavors of woodland honey, cedar, tangerine, butterscotch and nutmeg. It is a true TBA, or Trockenbeernauslese, dessert wine made from 100% naturally botrytized fruit.
Wine Enthusiast: 93 points
$65/bottle
2018 Early Muscat Straw Wine
Bellpine Vineyards
Room-filling Muscat aromatics open up to secondary notes of guava and pine. The jaw dropping OH-WOWness of the opening is followed by a palate swimming with a tiny universe of varietally true flavors and textures.
The viscous delerium of 12% natural residual sugar is structurally underpinned by the robust acidity for which this variety is well-known. Now you know. Check out the tasting notes for production technique and other observations.
$27/bottle
2022 Rosé of Pinot Noir
Strawberry and raspberry aromatically and again on the palate. Watermelon and candy in the mouth give a perception of residual sugar where there is none. A luscious viscosity is resolved with a bright, clean finish. Break the ice with this pre-event or explore the wide-ranging versatility of possible food pairings.
$22/bottle
2022 Rosé of Pinot Gris
Classic looking non-pink pink showing salmon and copper tones in the glass. This is highly aromatic and floral with notes of pear, cotton candy and citrus. A gorgeous, palate-cleansing finish of lemon and violet complete this versatile food companion and daily drinker year round.
$22/bottle
2021 Willamette Valley Pinot Noir
Flashy and pretty with spice-dominant aromatics featuring pepper and cedar. In the mouth, a deep and saturated core of blackberry and cherry are elevated with notes of coffee bean. At once bright and creamy this gorgeously structured pinot shows the elegance and depth of the 2021 vintage.
$26/bottle
2018 Capital T Pinot Noir
This voluptuous, curvy Pinot shows dark ruby red in the glass and features a complex, explosive, and room-filling bouquet of bright raspberry, dark cherry, sweet plum, and pomegranate.
An entry promising—and then delivering—great depth begins with dark currant, blackberry, and cassis. This is followed by bold, mouth-filling tannins that complement and amplify a toasty and mouth-watering French Oak finale in an utterly sensual finish.
$54/bottle
2018 Bellpine Vineyards Pinot Noir
Brilliant deep ruby in the glass. This opens with a cocky aromatic profile showcasing plum, pomegranate, and blueberry fruits. Then a dry floral component emerges, beckoning toward a delirious bouquet of cedar/cigarbox, barrel spice, and a faint nuttiness. Dark and blue fruits continue in the mouth bringing a hint of jam to the towering structure and balance of alcohol, tannin, and barrel spice. Bringing it all together this finishes with an unhurried layout of creamy oak spice and more blue fruits.
$35/bottle (Wine Fellowship Exclusive)
2016 Bellpine Vineyards Pinot Noir
Jackson Clone | SOLD OUT
Savagely Urbane.
$54/bottle Wine Room exclusive
The Mongrel: Non-Vintage Red Blend
Pure Mongrel.
Huge color in the glass. Husky aromas of blackberry, leather, and blue fruits. A bright acidity beckons, projecting through a dense and saturated palate of praline, fudge, and plum. A lazy, juicy finish finds redemption in the Pinot Noir hardpress lot and the elegance therewith bestowed.
Riesling and Pinot from Equinox and Bellpine vineyards. Big Reds from Oregon’s Rogue Valley.
$41/bottle