Wines of OREGON

Oregon is a rapidly evolving wine making area in the United States and is mostly associated with its Pinot Noir wines. However, there are other notable grape varieties grown in this region, such as Chardonnay and Pinot Gris. In this video I talk about the Oregon Wine Country, its appellations (such as Willamette Valley, Walla Walla and Souther Oregon) and wines made there.
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[@mepo90189]

Oregon and in particular Willamette Valley is second to my dearest Burgundy but they do produce very nice wines in this region. Very nice video Agnes.

[@NoSediment]

Thank You. Happy You enjoyed this one of my early videos.

[@Blair338RUM]

Oregon whites especially Pinot Gris are great. Some of the Pinots Noirs can be over oaked I’ve found. I’ve enjoyed wines from Domaine Serene, Beaux Freres and Domaine Drouhin. Looks nice and chilly there Agnese……

[@NoSediment]

It was quite chilly, but very lovely! 🙏🏻 I didi enjoy White Rose as well there (estate)! 🍷

[@narrowistheway77]

Speaking as an Oregonian, I will definitely attest that we drink the majority of our wine… and also a lot of wine from other states and countries too…… we like to drink wine 😂❤

[@NoSediment]

Hi! Lucky You, You have some really nice wines there. Some that are impossible to get here in Europe, unfortunately. 😅🤔

[@Scott-ft7um]

Great overview! Very familiar with Domaine Drouhin and Alexana as a wine club member of both...top choices among many there.

[@NoSediment]

Thank You! 🙌

[@andrewkarl5174]

My backyard, three of my favorites: Beckham, they make all their wines in amphore. St. Innocents, well established great value. Domaine Serene, expensive but worth it. Cheers from Oregon

[@NoSediment]

I was reading about Beckham only when I came back, and felt very sorry that I didn’t go to visit them. 🥲 and I actually was trying to have a visit at Domaine Serene, but one of the locals dissuaded me. 🤷‍♀️ Thank You for the comment, cheers! 🥂

[@SteelyTheVan]

Ah, you are in my backyard! I live just on the edge of the Willamette Valley. A very good review of the area and, yes, your pronunciation of Van Duzer is spot on. Cheers.

[@NoSediment]

Is it really? It was a such a beautiful view, slightly windy though. And the wines of Oregon - amazing. I truly wish to return. 🍷

[@EricZeak]

I would love to visit the Oregon wine growing regions someday!

[@NoSediment]

I was for a very short time, but I loved it there. And now I wish I stayed longer! 😞

[@lynnpowell1601]

This video is very informative. Thank you! I recently bought a pinot gris from the Adelsheim winery. It has all those qualities you mention, plus a hint of lemon. It has a lot of character. I recommend it.

[@NoSediment]

Thank You for Your comment and recommendation! 🍷 If I ever get my hands on that wine will certainly try! 🥂 Cheers!

[@numanuma20]

Interesting, I’m taking a course on American wine online but I’m just at the beginning of it.

[@robertomangioni9272]

This channel is the best! But I dont like much the "No Sediment" name, because the sediment is such a plus for wines, so characteristic, interesting, remotes to its production and aging, cellaring, it says so much of a wine. Sediments are so totally underrated, and the channel doesnt help to better rate sediments, but this my opinion, not more than that.

[@jimiyo7249]

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[@NoSediment]

Cheers! 🥂🍾

[@AndyAand]

Why would I listen to a Barely 30 Year old talk About wine? Do you even drink wine????

[@NoSediment]

I will take this as the greatest compliment. But when did the age started to correlate with education?