Eyrie, Chardonnay Original Vines, 2017
In 1966, David Lett planted the first Pinot and Chardonnay in the Willamette Valley—and some of those original Chardonnay vines are still going. This is the fruit of that founding block in the Dundee Hills, among the oldest Chardonnay in Oregon, now farmed by David's son Jason. Everything here is restrained and low-intervention: native yeast, a whisper of oak, nothing to get between you and the site. The wine is patient and slow-building, the kind that rewards a little air and a lot of attention. Old-vine Oregon Chardonnay from the vineyard that started it all—this is living history in a glass.
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$31.50Eyrie, Chardonnay Original Vines, 2017
In 1966, David Lett planted the first Pinot and Chardonnay in the Willamette Valley—and some of those original Chardonnay vines are still going. This is the fruit of that founding block in the Dundee Hills, among the oldest Chardonnay in Oregon, now farmed by David's son Jason. Everything here is restrained and low-intervention: native yeast, a whisper of oak, nothing to get between you and the site. The wine is patient and slow-building, the kind that rewards a little air and a lot of attention. Old-vine Oregon Chardonnay from the vineyard that started it all—this is living history in a glass.
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In 1966, David Lett planted the first Pinot and Chardonnay in the Willamette Valley—and some of those original Chardonnay vines are still going. This is the fruit of that founding block in the Dundee Hills, among the oldest Chardonnay in Oregon, now farmed by David's son Jason. Everything here is restrained and low-intervention: native yeast, a whisper of oak, nothing to get between you and the site. The wine is patient and slow-building, the kind that rewards a little air and a lot of attention. Old-vine Oregon Chardonnay from the vineyard that started it all—this is living history in a glass.
