Pick a bottle for me sub $50. I’m more of a Sonoma coast or burgundy guy, but currently in OR and looking to get local. Prefer lighter body and organic/biodynamic but don’t want crunchy hippie juice.
by Ill_Competition_7223
42 Comments
catmore11
Hit that second shelf Roco for $27
KeepsGoingUp
Sub $50, I’m likely picking up the Drouhin Dundee hills.
datsciencedo219
I’d say stretch and go for the beaux Freres. You wont be disappointed. That being said resonance and Roserock Are great sub 50 options too.
frag-amemnon
Patricia Green, Eyrie, Shea at your strict price point
Zonkin
There’s a lot of great stuff there. I’d grab either the Roserock or the Patricia Green.
Millennial_Wine_Guy
The Patricia Green old Vine Estate is great stuff. Also love the Flanerie Pinot from Flanuer but it’s a bit heartier than most. Would also recommend either Eyrie or Bergstrom.
gmb87
Second vote for the Drouhin
funthingstolookat
Elk Cove Mt Richmond at $40 all day
Ill_Competition_7223
Love to you all. Thank you
joeychestnutsrectum
Hey OP is this Newport market in Bend? If so I have some wine shop recommendations for local Pinot that will have better prices
canuck_afar
I’d get the Bergstrom
megamunch
Beaux frere or Bjornson!!
BeerAndWineGuy
Eyrie for me.
revestocha
Elk Cove, Resonance, Veriton
Tuscana_Dota
Lower end, Benton lane or Van Duzer. Top end, druhin
champagne_dreams-
Patricia Green or Shea. If you go above $50- Soter but there are so many good ones.
freudma
That St. innocent is pretty great
mutavivitae
That roserock for $41 is a great bottle
brohymn85
Is that Bend? If so, Stoller (Pinot/ChardBubbles) has a tasting room there.
As does Bledsoe and Va Piano (big Washington reds).
boozeblock205
Eyrie!
boozeblock205
Bethel Heights or Eyrie!!!
rodhenry976
Resonance and if you could stretch, the archery summit. Both are solid Oregon Pinots.
VF-41
Eyrie, Winderlea or Rose Rock
Disastrous_Square_10
Sub. $50 there’s actually a ton. RoCo, Bethel Heights, Lemelson, Panther Creek, Argyle, EYRIE, or Patricia Green. All gonna be bangers.
_meestir_
Yeah nice selections there. Domaine Drouhin one of my favs
coloradorules473
Whatever you do, don’t buy Domaine Serene
Drwannabeme
Roserock is absolutely fantastic. I bought a couple bottles of it during covid at the local Trader Joes and as someone in college who knew nothing about wine it blew my mind. Now that I am a lot more educated about wine it’s still a fantastic Oregon PN.
If you are willing to go $1 over budget I recommend Eyrie too, Patricia Green is also great.
Last-Secret370
1. Beaux Feres 2. Gran Moraine-shocked no one has said it 3. Bethel Heights 4. Patty Green
That’s how I would prioritize without the $50 limit
With the $50 Bethel Heights Resonance
Mtn_Drew3113
If you can stretch your budget ever so slightly, Bergstrom or Gran Moraine. If not, Roserock, Domaine Roy (son of Beaux Freres founder), St. Innocent or Bethel Heights. Lots of deliciously great bottles.
southside16
domaine drouhin if you are willing to spend like five more dollars is amazing for the price point in my opinion
BillyZaneJr
Roserock for $70 and Freedom Hill for $66 is nuts pricing. I like both, but not at those prices. I think I just paid around $40 for a Freedom Hill yesterday.
Edit: that’s a different Roserock. I was thinking about their intro, that seems like a single vineyard or something. Never mind. And my Freedom hill bottle was $54. So I was exaggerating on accident!
RepresentativeJester
Im gonna throw the slightly less known stuff. Your getting recommended a lot of top end producers. But there’s other great stuff too. Elk cove. Domaine Serene, argyle, chehalem, Bethel heights. Patricia greene.
Shea vineyard. Eyrie cellars. Beaux ferres are your more top end.
__J_Z__
Is that Newport Ave?
MaleficentSteak4060
Elk Cove, St. Innocent, Roserock- top 10 wine this year!
bamphsports
Eyrie or Analemma for the steal at sub 30
Beautiful-Price-6945
Purple hands lone oak is hands down the best willamette Pinot I’ve had under 40 bucks!
IanTudeep
That’s an impressive selection. Funny that they’re sorted by price. Where is this exactly?
Independent-Wait-363
Won’t buy it even for a dollar
sharkdoc29
Highly recommend Resonance, nice example of Willamette Pinot
disco_cerberus
I got excited when I saw the Lemelson.
Mr-Mochi
Love St Innocent wines and Maysara, Elk Cove and JK Carriere.
42 Comments
Hit that second shelf Roco for $27
Sub $50, I’m likely picking up the Drouhin Dundee hills.
I’d say stretch and go for the beaux Freres. You wont be disappointed. That being said resonance and Roserock
Are great sub 50 options too.
Patricia Green, Eyrie, Shea at your strict price point
There’s a lot of great stuff there. I’d grab either the Roserock or the Patricia Green.
The Patricia Green old Vine Estate is great stuff. Also love the Flanerie Pinot from Flanuer but it’s a bit heartier than most. Would also recommend either Eyrie or Bergstrom.
Second vote for the Drouhin
Elk Cove Mt Richmond at $40 all day
Love to you all. Thank you
Hey OP is this Newport market in Bend? If so I have some wine shop recommendations for local Pinot that will have better prices
I’d get the Bergstrom
Beaux frere or Bjornson!!
Eyrie for me.
Elk Cove, Resonance, Veriton
Lower end, Benton lane or Van Duzer. Top end, druhin
Patricia Green or Shea. If you go above $50- Soter but there are so many good ones.
That St. innocent is pretty great
That roserock for $41 is a great bottle
Is that Bend? If so, Stoller (Pinot/ChardBubbles) has a tasting room there.
As does Bledsoe and Va Piano (big Washington reds).
Eyrie!
Bethel Heights or Eyrie!!!
Resonance and if you could stretch, the archery summit. Both are solid Oregon Pinots.
Eyrie, Winderlea or Rose Rock
Sub. $50 there’s actually a ton. RoCo, Bethel Heights, Lemelson, Panther Creek, Argyle, EYRIE, or Patricia Green. All gonna be bangers.
Yeah nice selections there. Domaine Drouhin one of my favs
Whatever you do, don’t buy Domaine Serene
Roserock is absolutely fantastic. I bought a couple bottles of it during covid at the local Trader Joes and as someone in college who knew nothing about wine it blew my mind. Now that I am a lot more educated about wine it’s still a fantastic Oregon PN.
If you are willing to go $1 over budget I recommend Eyrie too, Patricia Green is also great.
1. Beaux Feres
2. Gran Moraine-shocked no one has said it
3. Bethel Heights
4. Patty Green
That’s how I would prioritize without the $50 limit
With the $50
Bethel Heights
Resonance
If you can stretch your budget ever so slightly, Bergstrom or Gran Moraine. If not, Roserock, Domaine Roy (son of Beaux Freres founder), St. Innocent or Bethel Heights. Lots of deliciously great bottles.
domaine drouhin if you are willing to spend like five more dollars is amazing for the price point in my opinion
Roserock for $70 and Freedom Hill for $66 is nuts pricing. I like both, but not at those prices. I think I just paid around $40 for a Freedom Hill yesterday.
Edit: that’s a different Roserock. I was thinking about their intro, that seems like a single vineyard or something. Never mind. And my Freedom hill bottle was $54. So I was exaggerating on accident!
Im gonna throw the slightly less known stuff. Your getting recommended a lot of top end producers. But there’s other great stuff too. Elk cove. Domaine Serene, argyle, chehalem, Bethel heights. Patricia greene.
Shea vineyard. Eyrie cellars. Beaux ferres are your more top end.
Is that Newport Ave?
Elk Cove, St. Innocent, Roserock- top 10 wine this year!
Eyrie or Analemma for the steal at sub 30
Purple hands lone oak is hands down the best willamette Pinot I’ve had under 40 bucks!
That’s an impressive selection. Funny that they’re sorted by price. Where is this exactly?
Won’t buy it even for a dollar
Highly recommend Resonance, nice example of Willamette Pinot
I got excited when I saw the Lemelson.
Love St Innocent wines and Maysara, Elk Cove and JK Carriere.
Anything Eyrie or Beaux Freres