2017 The Eyrie Vineyards, Oregon Pinot Meunier, $47

Winery Info: Founded by David Lett who planted the first Pinot Noir grapes in Oregon’s Willamette Valley in 1965. Continue reading →

2018 Brick House Vineyards, “Cuvée du Tonnelier” Pinot Noir, $49.75

Winery Info: Doug Tunnell owner, winemaker, and vineyard manager of Newberg-based Brick House Vineyards, planted his first vines in 1990. Continue reading →

2016 Cowhorn, Grenache 6, $42

Winery Info: Bill and Barbara Steele purchased their property in southern Oregon’s Applegate Valley in 2002 with a dream of owning a piece of land where they could “create a new model of small-scale farming…economically viable, good for the community, and good for the earth.” Continue reading →

2014 Shea Wine Cellars, West Hill, Willamette Valley Pinot Noir, $60

Winery Info: Shea has long been one of the most coveted vineyards in Oregon and a source of fruit for some of the top wineries in the state such as Beaux Frères, Ken Wright, St. Innocent, and Antica Terra. Continue reading →

2014 St. Innocent Winery, Justice Vineyard Pinot Noir, $55

Winery Info: St. Innocent was founded in 1988 by Mark Vlossak who is still at the helm today, overseeing both the production of the wines and the vineyard work. Continue reading →

2017 Cadence, Anna’s Vineyard Pinot Noir, $45

Winery Info: We’ve put many Cadence wines in our Washington Club over the years. Continue reading →

2014 Cowhorn, Sentience, Syrah, $55

Winery Info: Bill and Barbara Steele purchased their property in southern Oregon’s Applegate Valley in 2002 with a dream of owning a piece of land where they could “create a new model of small-scale farming…economically viable, good for the community, and good for the earth.” Continue reading →

2017 Ken Wright, Bryce Vineyard Pinot Noir, $60

Winery Info: Ken Wright founded his eponymous winery in 1994 in Carlton, Oregon and since then has become one of the state’s most respected winemakers. Continue reading →

2017 Le Cadeau Vineyard, “Côte Est” Pinot Noir, $54

Winery Info: In 1997 Tom and Deb Mortimer bought a previously uncultivated vineyard site near Newberg, Oregon. Continue reading →