Six-Pack · Willamette Valley Pinot Noir · Spring Pop-Up 2026
Willamette, We Hardly Knew Ye
Oregon Pinot at its most compelling — six bottles from the valley that changed everything
Willamette Valley changed the conversation about American Pinot Noir. Its cool climate, varied soils and obsessive producers have spent fifty years proving that Oregon can produce Pinot of genuine world class.
This pack takes a journey through six expressions — from fresh and immediate to structured and cellar-worthy, from the Chehalem Mountains to Ribbon Ridge to the Dundee Hills — each one a reason to pay closer attention to what’s happening just south of the Washington border.
🌸 The Bottles
Chehalem 2021 Pinot Noir Estate Chehalem Mountains
Chehalem Mountains · Pinot Noir · 2021
One of the valley’s founding estates — still making some of its finest wine.
Chehalem helped put Oregon on the map, and three decades in they’re still at it. The Estate Pinot is bright, elegant and precise — red cherry, forest floor and a freshness that is purely Oregon. Drink it now, slightly cool, or set it aside for a few years to watch it develop. Either way it rewards you completely.
Angela Estate 2018 Savannah Ridge Pinot Noir
Chehalem Mountains · Pinot Noir · 2018 · Single Vineyard
A single-vineyard wine hitting its stride right now.
Seven years of bottle age have done wonderful things to the Savannah Ridge. What was once concentrated and a little tightly wound has opened into something genuinely beautiful — dark cherry, spice, earth and a silky texture that speaks to the quality of this specific hillside. Angela Estate is one of Oregon’s most respected small producers. This is why.
RR Wines 2019 Pinot Noir Ridgecrest Estate Reserve
Ribbon Ridge · Pinot Noir · 2019 · Estate Reserve
Ribbon Ridge’s finest sub-appellation — at its most serious.
Ribbon Ridge is a small, ancient seabed formation within the Chehalem Mountains — one of Oregon’s most distinctive and sought-after growing sites. RR Wines is among its finest producers, and the Ridgecrest Estate Reserve is their flagship: deeper, darker and more structured than most Willamette Pinot, with an earthy complexity and persistence that makes you reach for another glass before you’ve finished the first.
Kelley Fox 2023 Pinot Noir Liminal Dundee Hills
Dundee Hills · Maresh Vineyard · Pinot Noir · 2023
Kelley Fox. Maresh Vineyard. The most recent vintage in the pack — and the most delicate.
Kelley Fox is one of Oregon’s most admired winemakers, and Maresh is one of the Dundee Hills’ oldest and most celebrated vineyards. The Liminal is hauntingly beautiful — perfumed, gossamer-light and precise, with red fruit, dried flower and a transparency that lets the vineyard speak without interference. This is Pinot for the purist. Open it with attention.
Toil Oregon 2019 Pinot Noir Willamette Valley
Willamette Valley · Pinot Noir · 2019
The bottle you open while the others breathe.
Toil is one of the valley’s great value propositions — serious Pinot from across the Willamette appellation, blended with the kind of skill that makes the whole considerably more than its parts. Generous, warm and immediately pleasurable, with ripe red cherry and a supple finish that asks very little of you. Not every bottle in the evening needs to be a meditation. This one is for pouring freely.
Cliff Creek Cellars 2022 Red Red Wine
Southern Oregon · Red Blend · 2022
The wildcard. A pack that started with elegance ends with fun.
Not everything from Oregon is Pinot Noir — and Cliff Creek from Southern Oregon is here to remind you. A red blend that breaks the Willamette mold entirely: richer, darker and more exuberant, with a warmth and immediacy that makes it the perfect closer for an evening that deserves one. Fresh vintage, immediate appeal. A bottle with a sense of humor about itself and the company it’s keeping.
What’s included
Chehalem 2021 Pinot Noir Estate Chehalem Mountains
Angela Estate 2018 Savannah Ridge Pinot Noir
RR Wines 2019 Pinot Noir Ridgecrest Estate Reserve
Kelley Fox 2023 Pinot Noir Liminal Dundee Hills
Toil Oregon 2019 Pinot Noir Willamette Valley
Cliff Creek Cellars 2022 Red Red Wine
Pick-up available Fri–Sun, May 1–3
Six bottles. One valley. Oregon finally gets its due.