Willamette Valley Pinot Gris 2021

SOKOL BLOSSER

Willamette Valley Pinot Gris
2021

Country
United States
Regulated designation
American Viticultural Areas (AVA)
Region
Oregon
Subregion
Willamette Valley
Varietal(s)
Pinot Gris 100 %
Colour
White
Sugar
Dry
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About this winery

Sokol Blosser is one of the pioneering estates of the Oregon state wine industry. In 1971 when Bill Blosser and Susan Sokol Blosser began converting an old prune orchard into a vineyard they became one of five bonded wineries in the region. In the ensuing decades Oregon’s wine industry has grown (today there are over 500 wineries), changed and blossomed with Sokol Blosser at the forefront. Leading by example in their quest to produce exceptional wines while also promoting social and...

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Tasting notes

The 2021 Pinot Gris shines with aromas of jasmine and lemon zest, complemented by yellow apple and peach rings. The palate is enveloped with jasmine accompanied by flavors of nectarine and lime zest, elevated by mouth-watering acidity and a lingering finish. A beautiful pairing with a classic shrimp scampi, a summery peach and burrata salad, or home fries with a tangy aioli.

Press reviews

James Suckling

- 91 points -

October 2020

A lemony and spicy white with almond-paste and lavender character. It’s full and rather creamy in texture with delicious fruit and length. Crushed stone. Hints of sweetness at the finish.

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James Suckling

- 91 points -

June 2022 (Vintage 2021)

Aromatic aromas of ripe peaches, apricots and an array of fresh flowers. Medium-bodied. Fresh and floral, but turns more mineral as time goes on.

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Decanter

- 90 points -

April 2022 (Vintage 2021)

This orchard stroll begins with aromas of pears, Golden Delicious apples and white peaches. A bergamot tea note floats in the background for added interest. Flavours like lemon gelato, lime zest and shredded coconut combine with a trace of lavender and talc. The wine’s tart acidity will wake a palate from its deepest slumber.

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