Dundee Hills AVA

The Dundee Hills AVA was established in 2004. It is located in Yamhill County, Oregon, approximately 28 miles Southwest of Portland and 40 miles inland from the Pacific Ocean. It is a sub-appellation within the Willamette Valley AVA and is dominated by the Jory Soil Series, which is known for its distinct red soil that is rich in iron, well drained and moderately fertile. These factors are important because it gives the grape a concentration of flavor and complexity. The main grape in this AVA is Pinot Noir. However this AVA has 6,940 total acres, 1,300 of which are planted with vineyards. There are currently 46 wineries producing wines with the Dundee Hills designation. They produce Chardonnay, Melon, Muller Thurgau, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir, and Riesling and Sauvignon Blanc.

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2006 Vista Hills Survivor Pinot Noir

Only six bottles are left of the Survivor in our wine cellar. This special release wine was produced from older vines that were destroyed in 2006. It is a beautiful dark rich fruit Dundee Hills Pinot Noir. Drink it now or hold it in your cellar up to 12 years for that special dinner party or celebration. While this wine survived and even flourished, most of the vines did not and have been replanted. This is truly a once in a lifetime wine

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$95.00

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2007 Dreamcatcher Pinot Noir

Dreamcatcher is a very new wine and label created by new winemaker Jesus Guillen. He only produced 45 cases of this wine, using the facilities at White Rose Winery, where he is their official winemaker. Jesus describes this wine as complex and rich on the nose and palate. It shows scents that include fruit, spice, earth and floral notes. Its predominant aroma is blackberry and cherry. It also has characteristic

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$32.00

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2007 Vista Hills Treehouse Pinot Gris

This wine shows exotic topical aromatics followed by bright fruit flavors and a crisp finish. A light touch of residual sugar provides roundness and balance. This wine was produced for Vista Hills by Laurent Montalieu at Northwest Wine Company.

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$18.00

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