Pinot Noir from the two and a half-acre Home Vineyard, planted in 1979/1980 and 1999 on clay-loam over volcanic ash soils. While the area is known for its steep and rocky terrain, the Beinstock's vineyard is gently sloping with few rocks to be found, and is unusually cool in the context of the...

Fiona hill is a meticulously planted, steep hillside vineyard with an ideal southern face, situated in Porter Creek’s estate in the birthplace of Russian River Pinot exploration. Hard clay topsoil with a fractured stone bedrock places continual stress on these Pinot vines, resulting in a very...

Martin Ray planted Pinot Noir at Mount Eden in 1945; the budwood came from Paul Masson’s original vineyard near Mount Eden. Because Masson was a good friend of the Louis Latour family of Burgundy, it is likely the selection came from one of Latour’s vineyards and was brought by Masson to California...

Notes from the Winery: Opulently textured and generously fruited, our first Central Coast Pinot is a true crowd-pleaser and offers tremendous pleasure at a reasonable price point. This Santa Rita Hills juice showcases loads of ripe, velvety black fruit (black cherry, plum and red raspberry), sweet...

The Fog-Eater is Drew's Anderson Valley Appellation Pinot Noir, combining several sites from the northwestern and northeastern sides of Anderson Valley, including Clow Ridge Vineyard (70%), Valenti Ranch (20%), and Fashauer Vineyard (10%). These dynamic hillside vineyards with weathered sandstone...

Pinot Noir (88%) and Gamay (12%) from organically farmed vineyards in the Willamette Valley, and Applegate Valley of Southern Oregon. The fruit was harvested from a variety of unique vineyard sites, making for a bright, juicy, and multidimensional rosé. The grapes were gently pressed, settled, and...

100% Pinot Noir from the Santa Rita Hills Appellation in Santa Barbara County. The fruit was destemmed and fermented with native yeasts before maturing in neutral French barrels (228L). Bottled without fining or filtration. 

This Pinot Noir is a mosaic of different selections and clones grown at Domaine Eden: Dijon clones 777, 667 and 828 reside alongside the historic California selections Mount Eden, Calera and Swan. Each parcel is farmed to strict standards of sustainability, dry farming and low yields. Grown on a...

"Cascadia", named for the tectonic province that shapes the Willamette Valley, is a co-ferment of Pinot Noir (97%) and Gamay (3%), inspired by the many European wine regions that produce light, fresh red wines intended for early consumption. The fruit was sourced from two vineyards within the...

The 2022 Willamette Valley Pinot Noir is a blend of three organically-farmed sites - Finnigan Hill (37%), No Clos Radio (34%), and Silvershot Vineyard (29%). The vines range from 14-47 years of age and are planted on windblown loess and marine sediment soils. The majority of the fruit was destemmed...

"Own-Rooted" Pinot Noir showcases three old-vine sites in the Willamette Valley, each with vines still on their original rootstock and aged at least 30 years. Bishop Creek Vineyard in Yamhill-Carlton contributes a portion of the blend, offering its characteristic dense structure and black fruit....

Pinot Noir from Bloomer Creek's Auten Vineyard, planted in the late 1990's on the region's Lima soils—silt loam soils over shale outcroppings with varying amounts of clay. All grapes were crushed and fermented with 100% stem inclusion for three to four weeks. After pressing, the wine was matured...

2014 was a bit warmer than normal, which produced low disease pressure and bountiful yields. Some might say it was a blissfully boring year. Generous and full, the wines reflected the season, but through the prism of Oregon’s style, with juicy acidity for balance.Vineyards: Alloro, Elevee, Ghost...