Thursday, April 6, 2017

Vertical Tasting!! Benton Lane

Benton-Lane Winery
Estate Pinot Noir Vertical Tasting

vertical tasting

          


DATE:  Saturday, May 6th

TIME:  3 - 5 pm

PRICE:  $35 General   
              $30 Wine Club 




Please join us for a very rare vertical tasting of our Estate Pinot Noirs on May 6th. After receiving a glass of our 2016 chilled Rosè of Pinot Noir in our FIRST CLASS cellar, guests will be seated in our barrel room.  There you will enjoy our 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015 Estate Pinot Noirs along with a cheese pairing for each wine.

Owners Steve and Carol will lead the tasting with emphasis on the weather for that vintage and how it affected each wine, as well as stories of the harvest that year.

There will be special pricing on these extraordinary wines, and we will introduce the release of a very special wine – our limited 2014 First Class Owner’s Blend.  This wine is made from one very special barrel that Steve and Carol picked from the 2014 vintage.  This barrel selected wine will have you saying OMG!

Seating is limited so please call us at 541-847-5792 to place your reservation today.

Benton-Lane Winery
23924 Territorial Road
Monroe, OR  97456

541-847-5792                                              www.benton-lane.com

Must be 21 or older for this event.
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Saturday, April 1, 2017

Brooks offers Deep Dive in to Wine!

 
While we continue to offer our legendary hospitality and wine flights, we are excited to share with you our new Ouroboros and Estate experiences.

Our Ouroboros experience allows you (and up to 7 friends) to dive deep into our wines (library, limited, and single vineyard selections) while discovering what makes Brooks and the Willamette Valley such a idyllic place to grow Riesling and Pinot Noir.

Looking for a bit more adventure? Hop into our brand new RTV and get a grand tour of our estate vineyard. You will be among the vines as you enjoy six different wines and will get an appreciation for how "great wines come from great vineyards." 
 
Learn More & Book Your Experience
 
 
 
 

Monday, March 20, 2017

May is Oregon Wine Month

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Drinking Oregon wine anywhere is great.

Drinking Oregon wine in Oregon, in the company of acclaimed winemakers, chefs and craftspeople, is downright grand.

And doing it all for free is, well... awesome. 
Oregon Wine & Food Getaway
Oregon Wine & Food Getaway
Photo courtesy Sionnie Lafollette
To celebrate Oregon Wine Month in May, we're giving away an immersive 4-day wine and food getaway. Come hungry, bring sunglasses and a rain coat and be ready to get your hands dirty. It's Oregon after all.
  • 4-days / 3-nights
  • Round-trip airfare 
  • Private winery tour
  • VIP cheese tour
  • Oregon Shakespeare Festival Tickets
  • Wine pairing dinner at an award-winning restaurant
  • Wine country tour, VISA gift card and more...
Enter to getaway >>
Oregon Wine & Food Getaway
Cellar 503 owner Carrie Wynkoop
Three runners-up will join Cellar 503 to continue exploring great Oregon wine at home. Cellar 503 features Oregon wineries that produce fewer than 10,000 cases, and are often not widely distributed. Each wine shipment will be delivered to your door with detailed tasting notes and stories of the winemakers.

All you have to do is enter. Go for it.
 
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Lets Rose` All Day!

Lets Rose` All Day!

Saturday April 22, 11am-5pm

Spring has sprung - and our Scarlet Rose` is ready for release!
Come help us celebrate in your *springiest* pink attire.
Light snacks will be provided.
Event is free for ORCA Wine Club members
$10 fee for non ORCA members  
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Thursday, March 16, 2017

WildAire About to Release 2015 Pinot Noirs

Volume 3 |  March 2017
You're in Luck with WildAire
Have you been putting off joining the WildAire Wine Club?  Why the delay? Don't wait another day.  We are about to release our 2015 Pinot Noirs and you'll want to get these wines at a 15% discount before they are released to the public. Our wine club members get first access to all new releases along with special pricing on sales and shipping throughout the year.  Click here to join.  
The 2015 Pinot Noirs will be released in the next two months. Matt has worked diligently these past few weeks readying the wines for you to enjoy or lay down to age. 2015 was a great vintage.  A very warm summer gave way to a  cool fall and provided pristine fruit on the sorting line.  The wines are ripe and structured, but they still retain their natural acidity. That tug of war between structure and acidity creates tension in the new wines. These Pinots are rich in color and body and they will cellar beautifully.
Drop by the WildAire Table at the 8th Annual Spring Tasting 
WildAire is excited to again be pouring at the 8th Annual Yamhill Carlton AVA Spring Tasting at Anne Amie Vineyards. With over 35 wineries participating, this event sells out every year.  Don't wait. Get your tickets here and join us Saturday, April 29th from 11am-3:30pm.  Advance tickets are $40. "Day of" tickets, (if there are any), will be $50.
WildAire on the Road in Washington
Anne has been busy burning up I-5 several times this past month to secure more placements of your favorite WildAire wines in The Evergreen State. Look for us at El Gaucho Restaurant and Stink Meat and Cheese in Tacoma and at Aqua Restaurant by El Gaucho and Revolution Wine Bar in Seattle. We are thrilled to be expanding in to the Washington area and are excited to be pairing with such esteemed restaurants and wine shops. 
Why the Triskele Symbol?
The Triskele symbol, with a history of both Greek and Irish influence, has numerous meanings as it turns out. Some say it is a reference to the Greek word meaning three-legged. Others define it as a symbol representing the past, present and future. Elsewhere it is recognized as a nod to the Christian Trinity of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit denoting eternity.  WildAire has chosen to recognize our Irish heritage and the meaning of Earth, Wind and Water. That relationship perfectly explains the critical albeit delicate balance Pinot Noir must have with its surroundings on the way to becoming beautiful wine. 
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