Category Archives: Sales

Cayuse 10-24-25

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Cayuse Sale



A Champagne Native Turned Walla Walla Whisperer
 
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Cayuse
 
If you find yourself in Eastern Oregon, you might be surprised to find one of the hottest cult winemakers of Walla Walla: Christophe Baron. This Champagnois-turned-Oregonian is the man behind some of Walla Walla Valley’s finest wines that are nearly impossible to source.
 
Though mostly associated with Washington state, a quirk in geography means the bottom smidge of this Valley is in Oregon. That smidge contains a subregion of the Valley: The Rocks District of Milton-Freewater. And Baron more or less put it on the map.
 
His Walla Walla portfolio now includes Grenache, Syrah, Tempranillo, and more sourced from Oregon and Washington (don’t worry, we’re placing all his wines on sale).
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Hundred Suns & Goodfellow Family Cellars Sale 10-23-25

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Duo Day: Hundred Suns & Goodfellow Sale


 
Duo Day:

Hundred Suns & Goodfellow Family Cellars
 
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Hundred Suns:
 
Both Renée Saint-Amour and Grant Coulter were raised to appreciate Oregon wines, despite hailing from out of state. Their mutual interest and love of adventure brought them to the Valley. This wife-and-husband team launched Hundred Suns as a boutique winery and eventually scrapped together enough cash to purchase Breaker Vineyard, a fifty-year-old site in the Eola-Amity Hills and now home to them, their kids, and their winery.
 
They do everything by hand, from crafting their wines (Grant was the winemaker at Beaux Freres and Flâneur), distributing in town, and even their stunning label-design. Their wines drink like a love letter to the Willamette Valley.
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The Eyrie Vineyards Sale 10-22-25

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Sale on The Eyrie Vineyards



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The Eyrie Vineyards
 
The Eyrie Vineyards is the OG winery of the Dundee Hills. Founded by David Lett in 1965, he selected the sleepy town of Dundee after careful consideration, wanting to prove that cool-climate European varieties could thrive in the United States. He planted the first Pinot Noir vines in the Willamette Valley, a prophetic selection.
 
In 2005, his soft-spoken yet brilliant son, Jason Lett, took over as winemaker and vineyard manager. Jason branched out into new varieties, such as Trousseau, yet was steadfast to the high quality standards set by his father. The winery produces about the same volume it always has, around 9,000 cases annually, keeping the focus on craft and quality.
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Arterberry Maresh & Tan Fruit Sale 10-21-25

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Arterberry Maresh / Tan Fruit Sale


 
We’re launching a week of sales on some of our favorite producers from our favorite place: Oregon!
 
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Arterberry Maresh and Tan Fruit
 
As the third-generation in his family to make wine, Jim crafts Grand Cru-level Willamette Valley Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from Arterberry Maresh’s prized position in the Dundee Hills. His releases are praised by critics and consumers alike. These are benchmark wines for the region that somehow capture Jim’s easy-going yet seriously-smart-under-the-skin personality.
 
That dualistic charm is doubled in his experimental side project dubbed ‘Tan Fruit’. Now, you could assume that these side-project wines are mere throwaway gags, but leave it to Jim to release top-scoring and boldly visionary Chardonnay.
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The Head of the Cathedral: Graacher Domprobst 10-19-25

Graacher Domprobst Vineyard looking down towards Bernkastel-Kues
 
German wine is often one of the final frontiers of knowledge and mastery for enthusiastic wine drinkers. The amount of world class vineyards is overwhelming and akin to what one experiences in trying to master the crus of Burgundy, on top of the fact that these vineyards have challenging names which are usually interwoven with the name of the village in which they reside. The styles of wine from each site can vary immensely based on terroir and the wine making practices of each producer (Kabinett vs Spatlese, dry vs off dry, etc.). Over the next few Sundays we’re going to tackle this complexity head on by featuring a sale on a few of the most famous vineyards in German wine.
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