Our favorite barrels from each of our estate vineyards, this is the wine we craft for special occasions.  This wine pairs beautifully with duck, lamb, or Thanksgiving dinner.

Try to wait until 2015; after that, this wine should hold top form through 2022.

Aromas of holiday spice (pine needles, cinnamon, and nutmeg); beautifully integrated tannins with flavors of blueberry, spiced figs, cherry, dark chocolate, and roasted coffee. Excellent length.

Impresses with aromas of brown sugar, molasses, blackberry preserves, sweet figs, and licorice; soft tannins build slowly through a fruit-driven raspberry and cherry compote mid-palate into a elegant, long finish.

This wine is made from four barrels of Pommard clone; the backbone of many great Oregon pinots.  The balance of fruit and earthiness will pair well with salmon or dishes that feature an earthy component like mushrooms or truffles.

Best to wait until late 2014 to open; this wine should age well through 2020.

This Pinot Noir is comprised of that elusive balance of fruit, tannin and acidity which is what makes it such a great food wine.  It is a uniquely versatile wine, pairing easily with everything from pork to burgers.

This Pinot Noir will be best between 2014-2018.

Boasting hints of citrus fruit, wet stone and juniper, this wine showcases elements of quintessential Coast Range terroir.  This wine will pair well with halibut, swordfish, or creamy pasta dishes.

Best to wait until at least June 2013; it will age well through 2018.

This Riesling is suggestive of citrus grove, meadow flowers and warm spices.  With a hint of sweetness, this wine makes a great pairing with spicy Thai food.

Best to wait until at least June 2013; it should age well for more than a decade.

Comprised of our sixteen favorite barrels from the two estate vineyards, this is our most complex and thought-provoking wine of the vintage with layers of fruit, spice, earthiness, and floral notes.  Beguiling nose of cherry liquor, violets, cayenne pepper, ripe black cherry, baking spices, and vanilla-tinged smoky oak evolves with time in the glass.  One’s palate is struck by the wine’s extraordinary richness yet smooth and approachable flavors of blackberry, toffee, plum, cherry-cola, coffee, and sweet anise.  Well-integrated, rich, and lush with balance and structure that should allow it to age well over the next ten years.

Select barrels of Dijon 114 clone from our Coat Range estate vineyard comprise this limited bottling.  The painting on the label, by owner and co-winemaker James Frey, is titled “Elements No. 10″ and incorporates Pinot Noir vine cuttings in the piece.

The 2011 Artist Series No. 15 Pinot Noir is comprised of a selection of barrels of Dijon 115 clone from two of our estate vineyards.

The 2011 Artist Series No. 16 Pinot Noir is comprised of select barrels of Dijon 777 clone from the lower slopes of our Coast Range estate vineyard.

The 2011 Artist Series No. 17 Pinot Noir is comprised of select barrels of Wadensvil clone from our Ribbon Ridge estate vineyard.

Wine Advocate - 92 points Barely perceptible touch of botrytis. The alluring nose delivers plenty of tropical and peach-scented aromas leading to a viscous, elegant, Auslese-style Riesling that can be enjoyed over the next 6-8 years.