Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley

From CHâTEAU LES CROISILLE Pale ruby in color. The nose is full of red fruits, mainly cherries and cranberries. Muted dark fruit and mushrooms on the palate with gentle tannins.

From MOSNEL A deeply-fragrant rosé whose crisp, graceful Chardonnay finds its delicious complement in the fruit-rich depth of Pinot Noir and the supple roundedness of Pinot Blanc. Its gold-edged, powder-pink hue hints at fresh picked redcurrants and cherries on the nose, which then develop into ultra-crisp apricot and wild strawberry, peony petals and blood oranges, plus a subtle vein of fresh almond and cotton candy. It opens generously, warm, and full in the mouth, with energy-laden impressions of succulent, fresh picked pomegranate and red apple.

From FLâNEUR Violets and sweet freesia, followed by aromas of blackberry kombucha and coriander. The wine drinks like an icy grape popsicle, with bits of wild strawberry and olive oil.  A lithe and lean texture, with blazing acidity.

From VINCENT COUCHE The nose erupts with aromas of crisp white pear, plum, red and yellow apple, herbs, almonds, lime, and acacia. The palate is soft, expansive, layered, and edge-less; just a vivid snapshot of Champagne’s rich terroir.

From ANTOINE MAROIS From a a single variety of pear called “Plant de Blanc”.   Fresh and floral with crisp pear and sea breeze. Fresh in the mouth with fine, persistent bubbles. Dry with sweet fruit at the front, followed by a nice bitterness. Balanced acidity with a hint of salt. ABV 3.5%

From ALESSANDRO BERSELLI Straw color. Aromas of green apple and acacia flowers, with citrus notes on the finish.