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Violets and sweet freesia, followed by aromas of blackberry kombucha and coriander. The wine drinks like any icy grape popsicle, with bits of wild strawberries and olive oil. A lithe and lean texture, with blazing acidity. — Michael Alberty
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CloseAn excellent value in estate-grown Pinot, Grant puts the emphasis on freshness and early enjoyment, exactly what we all want in an Everyday Pinot. A great combo of bright and dark elements–brighter aromatics with a darker spectrum of flavor. Savory and spice accents join keeping the focus where it’s intended: a fresh, juicy, rounded wine for drinking whenever you want (you know what we say: everyday!).
Flaneur has the right philosophy: “Love what you do, while you do it, and whom you do it with. We love nature. We love wine. We plan our meals around what wine we want to drink. We put our hearts and souls into everything we do. We do this by farming organically, making wine from the soul instead of from a book, being welcoming to our guests ,and being generous and helpful to everyone along the way. The results are delicious wines. We do it in a place we love, Oregon.
Life is too short to spend it with people you don’t like and respect. We are a small and tight-knit team. When you are growing grapes and making wine, there are some long days that run into long nights. During harvest those days and nights run into weeks, spending every hour together. Our team is as diverse as it gets, from all corners of the country, but with a common goal: excellence in everything we do.”
A bit of a darker more concentrated style of Oregon Pinot Noir, Juicy cherry fruit flow through the palate accompanied by rich texture and a staining finish.
Chehalem Mountains, Willamette Valley, Oregon, US
This Pinot Meunier sees 100% whole cluster fermentation and partial carbonic maceration. Violets and sweet freesia provide a floral perfume, followed by aromas of blackberry kombucha and coriander. The wine drinks like any icy grape popsicle, with bits of wild strawberries and olive oil. A lithe and lean texture, with blazing acidity. — Michael Alberty