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Enchanté, our first sparkling wine, is a 2024 Blanc de Noirs from Pommard Pinot Noir grown in Block 1A; 91 Points, JamesSuckling.com.

Our 2024 Estate Pinot Noir is released: 100% Pommard from Block 1A, picked September 13, 2024, $45 a bottle.

We farm our Rogue Valley vineyard without herbicides because our family lives on this ranch and raises cattle here; here’s what we do instead.

Estate grown means the winery grew the grapes on land it owns or farms. How it differs from Estate Bottled, explained by an Oregon family winery.

Provence rosé is a place and usually a blend of Grenache, Cinsault and Syrah. Rosé of Pinot Noir is one grape. How they compare, from an Oregon grower.

Lighter Oregon Pinot Noir is best in its first few years; structured single-vineyard wines can age a decade or more. What helps it last, and storage tips.

Yes, if you like ripe red fruit with fresh acidity at a fair price. What the Rogue Valley is, why Pinot works there and what critics say.

How Oregon’s two Pinot Noir regions compare: location, size, climate, rainfall and what to expect in the glass, from a Rogue Valley estate winery.

Yes, good Oregon Pinot Noir under $25 exists. What to check on the label, whether screwcaps matter, and how our $20 and $45 Pinots differ.

Blanc de Noirs is white wine, usually sparkling, made from dark-skinned grapes like Pinot Noir. How it’s made, how it tastes and how to serve it.

We machine harvested Blocks 3a and 3b on September 9, 2026, and kept some fruit at the ranch for our first in-house sparkling wine.