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Cardwell Hill Cellars
2022 · Willamette Valley
Cardwell Hill Willamette Valley Estate Bottled Pinot Gris
Pinot Gris
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Rich and supple, this expressive wine pulls together apple, white peach and pear fruit flavors. A touch of supporting acidity keeps ti fresh and balanced. The finish is crisp and clearly defined. Pinot Gris is a perfect compliment to lighter fare such as salads and seafood. It can be served as an alternative to sparkling wine. This estate-bottled wine is solely produced from our vineyards that are organically farmed and certified sustainable by Salmon Safe and LIVE (Low Input Viticulture and Enology.) Drink by end of 2027.
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Em síntese
| Adega | Cardwell Hill Cellars |
| Denominação | Willamette Valley |
| Casta | Pinot Gris |
| Colheita | 2022 |
| Álcool | 12.8% |
| Formato da caixa | 12x750ml |
| Certificações | Salmon Safe, LIVE |
| Elaboração | Family owned & operated, Estate grown & bottled |
| Para desfrutar | Não especificado |
RECONHECIMENTO
Distinções
Gold Medal & 91 pts - 2023 Oregon Wine Awards
AS PESSOAS E O LUGAR
Cardwell Hill Cellars
OREGON WINERY OF THE YEAR 2021!! A chemical engineer gone rogue, Dan Chapel and his wife Nancy, owners of this boutique winery in the heart of the Willamette Valley, Oregon spend their days committed to sustainable agricultural practices and old world winemaking with minimal intervention. Producers of specific designated block Pinot Noirs, they give back more than what they take from the land.
All wines are Estate, dry farmed, Certified Sustainable L.I.V.E, Salmon Safe, organic farmed, Pinot process only in French oak barrels, bottled by winery using modern GAI bottling line.
Willamette Valley
The Willamette Valley, the heart of Oregon's wine country, pays homage to one of the most difficult noble grapes to grow, Pinot Noir. Now with nine sub-AVAs, the distinctive soils of, Jory (volcanic), Willakenzie (marine sediment) and Loess (windblown silt) lends itself to the uniquely different characteristics found in Oregon's most popular grape variety. Wineries here are predominately artisanal, playing on old-world winemaking techniques and modern-day inventions, with strong attention to sustainability standards.
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