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OREGON

PINOT GRIS

It’s a shame there isn’t more of this aromatic and thoroughly captivating, estate-grown white wine. Bold Honeycrisp apple and pear fruit flavors carry a whiff of marshmallow, and fermentation in all-stainless tanks means that lovely fruit remains unshackled by any barrel. —P.G.

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