Friday, October 2nd | 4–6pm The Wine and Cheese Place on Forsyth
Join us Friday evening for a walk through Oregon’s Willamette Valley with our expert sales rep Mo Milford. Mo came to St. Louis from the Pacific Northwest, making her the perfect guide to take us through some of our favorite wines from one of America’s great cool-climate wine regions.
We’ll kick things off with bubbles and then work our way through three Pinot Noirs, moving from incredible everyday value to more site-driven, serious expressions of Willamette Valley Pinot.
2022 Argyle Sparkling Brut — $23.99
90 Points — Wine Spectator
One of Oregon’s benchmark sparkling producers and an incredible way to start the tasting. At just $23.99, this is a tremendous value in traditional-method sparkling wine.
2024 Cloudline Pinot Noir — $18.99
90 Points — The Wine Advocate
Year after year, Cloudline is one of our favorite values in Willamette Valley Pinot Noir. Bright, fresh and incredibly food-friendly, this is a lot of Pinot for under $20.
2022 WillaKenzie Estate Pinot Noir — $27.99
93 Points — The Wine Advocate
Now we start getting a little more serious. WillaKenzie brings more depth, structure and site-specific character to the table while still coming in at an incredible $27.99.
2024 Domaine Drouhin Oregon Pinot Noir $45.99
96 Points — James Suckling
And we’ll finish with Domaine Drouhin, one of the wineries that helped put Oregon Pinot Noir on the world stage. With deep roots in Burgundy and nearly four decades in the Willamette Valley, Drouhin provides the perfect finale to our trip through Oregon Pinot.
From sparkling wine to everyday Pinot to more serious, site-driven bottles, there should be something for just about everyone at this tasting.
Stop by Friday from 4–6pm and take a walk through the Willamette Valley with Mo!