Dark Pinot Noir grape cluster on weathered wood from the 2019 Dundee Hills lot
Map of Oregon’s Willamette Valley wine regions, including Dundee Hills
Pressed Pinot Noir grape skins and seeds on a white surface
Ripe Pinot Noir grape clusters hanging on vines in Dundee Hills
Dundee Hills Pinot Noir vineyard rows beneath a cloudy Oregon sky
Dark Pinot Noir grape cluster on weathered wood from the 2019 Dundee Hills lot
Map of Oregon’s Willamette Valley wine regions, including Dundee Hills
Pressed Pinot Noir grape skins and seeds on a white surface
Ripe Pinot Noir grape clusters hanging on vines in Dundee Hills
Dundee Hills Pinot Noir vineyard rows beneath a cloudy Oregon sky

2019 Pinot Noir Dundee Hills Frozen Grape Must

$180.00
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Each pail includes five gallons of grape must. Product will arrive partially frozen.

Dundee Hills of Willamette Valley, Oregon

Brix: 23.5, pH: 3.7, TA: 5.75

Harvested October 1st, 2019

“Oregon’s speciality is Pinot Noir, a delicate and temperamental grape considered by many to make the most sensual red wine in the world.” – Karen MacNeil, The Wine Bible

Like Burgundy in France, the Willamette Valley in Oregon is located on the 45th parallel. Both areas experience approximately the same number of degree days and an average rainfall of around 40 inches a year. Unlike Burgundy, however, Oregon receives almost all of its precipitation during the winter. This reduces the disease pressure Oregon growers face and also extends the growing season.

The Domingo Vineyard was planted at the foot of the Dundee Hills in 2012 by Jesús Guillén, the vineyard manager for White Rose Estate. The vines are 100% Pommard clone planted on rootstock 3309. Yields are typically 2 tons per acre.

Each pail includes five gallons of grape must. Product will arrive partially frozen.

Dundee Hills of Willamette Valley, Oregon

Brix: 23.5, pH: 3.7, TA: 5.75

Harvested October 1st, 2019

“Oregon’s speciality is Pinot Noir, a delicate and temperamental grape considered by many to make the most sensual red wine in the world.” – Karen MacNeil, The Wine Bible

Like Burgundy in France, the Willamette Valley in Oregon is located on the 45th parallel. Both areas experience approximately the same number of degree days and an average rainfall of around 40 inches a year. Unlike Burgundy, however, Oregon receives almost all of its precipitation during the winter. This reduces the disease pressure Oregon growers face and also extends the growing season.

The Domingo Vineyard was planted at the foot of the Dundee Hills in 2012 by Jesús Guillén, the vineyard manager for White Rose Estate. The vines are 100% Pommard clone planted on rootstock 3309. Yields are typically 2 tons per acre.