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2020 Brandborg Pinot Gris

Serge ZAug 25, 2021August 28, 20210

2020 Pinot Gris comes from Brandborg winery, one of our favorite producers from Southern Oregon. It looked like anything that could go wrong for Brandborg

Argyle Knudsen Vineyard Brut 2012

Serge ZMay 28, 2021May 28, 20210

Argyle Knudsen Vineyard Brut 2012 showed off the tremendous potential of the sparkling wines of its region despite Oregon’s wine industry’s young age compared to

Archery Summit Arcus Estate 2011

Serge ZFeb 20, 2021February 20, 20210

When do you think is the right time to open aged Oregon Pinot Noir like the Archery Summit Arcus Estate 2011? Do you think five

Kramer Vineyard Estate Pinot Noir 2017

LanaJan 26, 2021January 26, 20210

Kramer Vineyard Estate Pinot Noir 2017 was one of the wines we tasted at the Kramer winery during our visit in summer 2020. Limited to

2019 Wooldridge Creek Sparkling Rosé

Serge ZJan 13, 2021January 19, 20210

Sparkling wines are made in every corner of the globe and in many styles, thanks to modern winemaking know-how. 2019 Wooldridge Creek Sparkling Rosé 2019

Wooldridge Creek Brut 2019

Serge ZNov 20, 2020December 3, 20200

Thanks to winemaking innovations, now almost any winery can produce sparkling wines in several different ways. Wooldridge Creek Sparkling Brut 2019 is an example produced

Del Rio Malbec 2017

Serge ZOct 21, 2020October 25, 20200

Have you ever tried Malbec from Oregon? Del Rio Malbec 2017 is Southern Oregon’s interpretation of this varietal. Originally from the Cahors region of France,

Viognier Still Life Dominio IV 2019

Serge ZOct 13, 2020October 15, 20200

Viognier Still Life Dominio IV 2019 reflects the winemaker’s artistic personality. Patrick Reuter, the winemaker, and the co-owner of Dominio IV, not just makes wines,

Bryn Mawr Estate Chardonnay 2016

Serge ZSep 18, 2020September 29, 20200

I wonder if the grapes that went into Bryn Mawr Estate Chardonnay 2016 enjoyed the valley view from the hill the grew on as much

Oregon Chardonnay Review 2020

Serge ZAug 17, 2020August 24, 20200

Have you tried Oregon Chardonnay yet? If you did, the chances are that it came from Willamette Valley, which is considered the best for Chardonnay