The delicate nature of Oregon Pinot Noir requires a soft hand in the cellar. The clusters were 100% destemmed with a few select lots having small amounts of stems added back to the fermenter for phenolic augmentation. The must underwent an extended cold soak, ranging from five days to two weeks, and during fermentation both punch-down and pump-over techniques were utilized. We monitor the separate lots and tailor the extraction methods to the needs of each one. We find this style of reactive winemaking is the best way to coax the optimal terroir qualities from Pinot Noir, truly exemplifying the prime coastal vineyards from where it is sourced. The wine was aged for ten months in a mix of new and seasoned French oak and racked upon completion of malolactic fermentation.

$25.00 / Bottle
$300.00 / Case

For our Elouan Rosé, we bring together fruit from three distinct terrains along Oregon’s premiere Western vineyards. The diversity of these cool climate areas combined with an elongated growing season creates wine with intensity of fruit flavor, structure, and a fresh vibrant acidity. This is a bespoke rosé where grapes were grown and harvested with the specific intention of making rosé; and not a saignée rosé, which can be a by-product of making red wine.  This wine should be enjoyed very well chilled.  It is finished with a screwcap to preserve the crisp, clean aromas and tastes, and is a great choice for outdoor occasions: picnics, lunch on the patio, or enjoyed on its own as an aperitif.

$20.00 / Bottle
$240.00 / Case

The 2022 Elouan Chardonnay is a bold gold and yellow hay straw in the glass. Aromas of honeysuckle, white apricot, lemon blossom, pear, and yellow apple entice you to take a sip. This wine delights the palate with lively and expressive flavors of ripe pear, crisp apple, and succulent white peaches. Its bright acidity perfectly balances the smooth, velvety mouthfeel, creating a harmonious and well-rounded experience. A truly delicious wine that captivates with every sip.

$20.00 / Bottle
$240.00 / Case