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STONERIVER'S

PINOT GRIS 2018

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Rich tropical aromas of guava and papaya. Floral notes of plumeria and orange blossom give the wine an intoxicating bouquet. In the mouth, the wine has a juicy freshness with a tart quality reminiscent of lemon granita, and flavors of pineapple.

WINE

 

VINTAGE: 2018

APPELLATION: Rogue Valley (AVA), Oregon

AGING: 

CHEMISTRY: 

ALCOHOL: 14.8%

RESIDUAL SUGARS: 0.5%

GRAPES/HARVEST

VARIETAL: 100% Pinot Gris

 

CLONE: Unkown

ROOT STOCK: Riparia, Self-Rooted

CERTIFIED: LIVE Sustainable

HARVESTED: 8 October 2018

HARVEST BRIX: 22.2

BOTTLING

 

PRODUCTION: 114 Cases

 

BOTTLED: 27 June 2019

 

RELEASED: 15 August 2020  

TTB LABEL ID: 

UPC: 6 80499 83061 8

 

STONERIVER VINEYARDS

 

VINEYARD INFORMATION: 

All of our vineyards have been independently certified LIVE sustainable and Salmon Safe since 2012. LIVE is the highest certification in the world for sustainable viticulture. No herbicides have been used in our vineyards since 2017.

2018 GROWING CONDITIONS: 

StoneRiver Vineyard’s 2018 growing season was characterized by a relatively mild and dry winter, a cool spring, and a dry and warm summer. Our winter temperatures were close to average. Neither our Upper or Lower vineyards experienced any freezing. A moderately cool spring resulted in bud break starting a little later than usual and a slightly warmer May through August resulted in plant growth that was closer to our annual average. Our 2018 vintage growing degree day totals were above average, similar to 2017 but under records set in 2015 and 2016. All in all, 2018 was a great year for memorable wines.

AWARDS & WINE SCORES

2020 West Coast Wine Competition (East Meets West)

SILVER

FOOD PAIRING

Pinot Gris works excellently with white meats and seafood particularly in meals that include a fruit element such as lemons, oranges, peaches or apricots.

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