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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
2020 Willamette Valley Pinot Gris
Aromatic notes of sweetpea and passionfruit open up to a palate of Asian pear and lemon zest. A stony minerality provides a deft counterpoint to a satisfying viscosity and roundness in the mouth. Brisk and clean on the finish.
Made from estate-owned and estate-farmed vineyards in the South Willamette Valley.
$22/bottle
2019 Willamette Valley Pinot Gris
Peachy aromas along with white pear and apricot. Vinous in the mouth with notes of Pez candy, pineapple and fig. Made from estate-owned and estate-farmed vineyards in the South Willamette Valley.
Wine Enthusiast: 88 points
$22/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
2018 Equinox Vineyard Riesling
A wine of great complexity and nuance showing waves of information in every mouthful. Spicy and resinous honey notes meld with apricot, green apple, peach fuzz and lemon and key lime. A long orange fade finishes with a hint of tart.
Wine Enthusiast: 92 points, Editor's Pick
$22/Bottle
2019 Equinox Vineyard Chardonnay
Seductive barrel tones, including graham and spice, open up to a mouth full of the tropics as well as stone fruits and citrus. Vinous, oily and complex, yet clean, the wine coats the mouth top to bottom and front to back before elegantly receding with a lovely finish…who doesn’t secretly love a long good-bye?
A warming comfort wine, yet structurally sound for our Northwest cuisine, especially Dungeness crab.
$26/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
2021 Rosé of Pinot Noir
Juicy red fruit aromas and a crisp, clean palate of Jolly Rancher and grapefruit. An abundance of fruit and candy tones gives a false impression of sweetness where there is none. A pioneering “real” rosé first made in 2001.
$22/bottle
2021 Rosé of Pinot Gris
Beautiful in the glass with a classic Mediterranean color palette of salmon and bronze. Floral aromas lead to a mouthful of pear, green apple, and tea. An eminently sessionable wine, yet highly versatile as a palate-cleansing food companion.
$22/bottle
2017 Willamette Valley Pinot Noir
This Red shows what cool climate Willamette Valley Pinot Noir in a moderately extended growing season is all about.
Aromatically vinous with tones of barrel spice and camphor. Elegant, lively, and vibrant on the palate with cherry, red fruits, and a hint of cola. A kiss of cream gives way to a clean savory finish marked by an unexpected note of black pepper.
$26/bottle
2016 Willamette Valley Pinot Noir
Vinous and varietally spot-on aromas of South Willamette Pinot Noir promise great things. The promise is kept with a full aromatic spectrum of briar, toast and bright fruits. On the palate this is juicy yet highly structured with bracing acids and fine-grained yet grippy tannins.
Wine Enthusiast: 89 points
$26/bottle
2018 Stone's Throw Pinot Noir
Flashy and bold aromatically with toasty notes of camphor, black walnut and French oak. Sensuous and shapely, yet elegant in the mouth with flavors of cherry and dark chocolate. A long, savory and mouthwatering finish completes this quintessential Stone's Throw Pinot Noir experience.
$41/bottle
2017 Stone's Throw Pinot Noir
This shows a pretty, deep garnet color in the glass. Seductive aromatic notes of camphor, French oak and dark fruits make promises that are more than delivered upon in this perennial favorite. Slightly brambly, and saturated with notes of dark cherry and blackberry. Velvety and supple in the mouth with a hint of cream, yet structurally formidable with a delirious, mouthwatering finish.
$41/bottle
2016 Capital T Pinot Noir
Broad, expansive, rich and dark, this Reserve Pinot is a study in balance, integration and harmony. Dark fruit aromatics blend seamlessly with deep barrel tones resulting in a complex and heady bouquet. Serious but laid back in the mouth with hints of cream, vanilla, spice and dark chocolate. A hint of graham softens a drying and mouth-watering finish.
$54/bottle
2017 Bellpine Vineyards Pinot Noir
Another gem from Bellpine Vineyards, this selection features three clones: Pommard, Wädenswil and Dijon 113. Anyone following the pedigree of special Wine Club exclusive Bellpine Vineyards Pinots knows that Pommard and Wädenswil are typically the true workhorses of this line. We love these clones and the love is not unrequited. Once in a while however, we can’t resist a little Dijon clone in the blend. Here see how the 113 brings a welcome splash of darkness to a vintage otherwise tending red.
$35/bottle (Wine Fellowship Exclusive)
2016 Bellpine Vineyards Pinot Noir
Gorgeous garnet in the glass with aromas of cherry and cherry pie. Deep French oak barrel tones in the mid-palate lead to darker cherry notes with echoes of cream.
$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