Hints of apple and hazelnut with some smoke and citrus. Acidity still shows they, but not enough.
Hints of apple and hazelnut with some smoke and citrus. Acidity still shows they, but not enough.
Mar 31st, 2017
2015 is a new direction for this wine. Previous vintages were always a delight. That's not to say I am not pleased with where this wine has headed. If you have not given an 'Orange' wine a try yet I highly recommend this one. Lots to think about with this wine. Don't drink it too cold and give it a little time to open up in the glass.
2015 is a new direction for this wine. Previous vintages were always a delight. That's not to say I am not pleased with where this wine has headed. If you have not given an 'Orange' wine a try yet I highly recommend this one. Lots to think about with this wine. Don't drink it too cold and give it a little time to open up in the glass.
Oct 11th, 2016
2014. The skin contact gives this wine an interesting verve. Stone fruit, with bits of citrus and smokiness on the finish. Recommended if you're open to a wine that sits a bit outside traditional. 13% abv. $24
2014. The skin contact gives this wine an interesting verve. Stone fruit, with bits of citrus and smokiness on the finish. Recommended if you're open to a wine that sits a bit outside traditional. 13% abv. $24
Sep 18th, 2016
The 2014 Omero Pinot Gris flirts with being an orange wine, and has a noticeable pinkish hue due to an astonishing 18 days of skin contact followed by lees stirring. I've found that domestics made in this style can be leesy or slightly bitter, and yet the Omero has neither quality. Instead subtle aromas of dried apricot and catmint reside under a fine layer of chalkboard dust. It's nicely balanced, beautifully textured, and is etched by bright acidity with underripe pineapple notes, minerals, and saline. Sample
The 2014 Omero Pinot Gris flirts with being an orange wine, and has a noticeable pinkish hue due to an astonishing 18 days of skin contact followed by lees stirring. I've found that domestics made in this style can be leesy or slightly bitter, and yet the Omero has neither quality. Instead subtle aromas of dried apricot and catmint reside under a fine layer of chalkboard dust. It's nicely balanced, beautifully textured, and is etched by bright acidity with underripe pineapple notes, minerals, and saline. Sample
Aug 24th, 2015
Stones, fruit, stone fruit. Summer wine!
Stones, fruit, stone fruit. Summer wine!
Jul 2nd, 2015
Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA
