Moving to Oregon wine country
Posted: Tue Apr 13, 2021 5:51 pm
Recent moves by famous winemakers and international producers of excellent wine have been seeking out the climate and soil types that Oregon presents. South African wine producer Hamilton Russell was one of the most recent examples. Based in Hermanus, So. Africa in the Western Cape winelands, where the Indian and Atlantic oceans meet, provides the extraordinary terroir for beautiful Pinot Noir. They have opened a new winery in Oregon in hopes of producing some excellent PN.
Now word has leaked that BOLLINGER, yes, that great Champagne house has just purchased PONZI from the original family and will begin to ramp up sparkling wine production there in a big way.
Domaine Drouhin was one of the first European companies to hit the trails in the Willamette Valley, in the 1990's and has reached the upper tier of Pinot production in the state.
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Now word has leaked that BOLLINGER, yes, that great Champagne house has just purchased PONZI from the original family and will begin to ramp up sparkling wine production there in a big way.
Domaine Drouhin was one of the first European companies to hit the trails in the Willamette Valley, in the 1990's and has reached the upper tier of Pinot production in the state.
Who's Next ... (no not the album!) ?