Aged on lees for 3 years, this wine offers layered and complex flavors. Juicy ripe pear and jasmine tea meet aromas of dewy, coastal fog and Parmesan rind.  Ripe fruit with an underlying minerality meet on the palate and finish with a lingering maritime saltiness. Ⓥ

Introducing 2023 Row 2, our Flora wine has a very bright and refreshing quality. On the nose, juicy nectarine, satsuma orange and orange zest meet subtle white pepper and a lingering ocean mist. Forward fruit of ripe pear and quince join on the palate with balanced acid, and bright finish.  Ⓥ

 Aged in terracotta and stainless steel, the 2023 Sylvaner offers layered and complex flavors. On the nose, river rock, salty ocean air and seagrass mingle with ripe pear and a slight note of almond liqueur. Notes of pear and tangerine carry through the palate, where the fruit meets a slight tannin structure and carries equally through to a lingering finish. Ⓥ

Aromas of golden apple and brown pear with a hint of nectarine and river rock meet the freshness of dill and fennel to round out the nose of our 2023 Pinot Blanc. Carrying over to the pallet these notes along with subtle Marcona almond give a warming, comforting feel textural component through the finish. This wine is reminiscent of a crisp day in early fall, with promising heat in the afternoon, we are remind of fall spices and late summer notes.   Ⓥ

Lush aromas of pineapple, lychee, and kiwi with a soft play of sweet grass and basil round out the nose of this 2023 old vine white blend. Bright and dry with a touch of mineral effervescent with notes of fresh dill and fennel fronds, makes for a beautiful summer wine.  Ⓥ

The 2023 Discovery series Rosé of Gewurztraminer has lush aromatics of apricot nectar, white tea and satsuma zest with a subtle undertone of fresh herbal sage. Similar notes carrying through to the pallet, along with blood orange and textual full mouth feel with a lingering dry finish. This wine is an excellent choice for a warm summer day.  Ⓥ

Introducing our 2023 Noble Blend, Edelzwicker wine, an expression of Alsatian white grapes. Very bright and mineral driven, floral and warming spices come together with notes of petrichor, fresh apple, spruce tip and herbal tomato leaf. Candied tangerine adds to these notes into the palate with forward fruit carrying to the long lingering finish. Ⓥ

This First Pick Riesling shows aromatics of a mineral quality like fresh rain falling in a forest, alongside a bubbling stream and river rock. The highlights of raw mushroom and nuttiness on the nose are classic characteristics of botrytis, or Noble rot.  On the palate, forward fruit of candied lemon peel and tangerine lend a brightness to this First Pick Riesling beautifully showcasing Oregon terroir. Ⓥ