Back by POPular Demand – 2024 Three Feathers Pinot POP!

The 2024 version of our very POPular Pinot POP will be bottled in early February – just in time for Valentine’s Day.  We hope to line up our customer’s who have been waiting for this event and pre-sell a lot of POP. 

This year we have made plenty to satisfy demand.  In addition, for the first time, we are using glass that is made in the USA from locally sourced recycling manufacturers.  It has been our quest for several years to find glass that is not from overseas.  As Oregon recycles a record amount of our glass waste in this state it seemed ridiculous to be buying glass manufactured in China.  We feel that this is a real selling point in an effort to be more sustainable.

As pointed out by our source – glass is infinitely recyclable, unlike other wine containers.

What makes our POP so unique and delicious is that the red grapes are fermented in the normal way for still red wine and then aged in stainless steel instead of barrels.  The flavors are crisp, fruity, and lightly carbonated to achieve a wine that is extremely drinkable by itself or with any meal.  Plus, at our $24.00 retail it is immensely affordable for a sparkling wine.

We are bottling soon and will be delivering to our local vendors on February 8th!

2024 Pinot Gris

In March we will be bottling the 2024 Pinot Gris, also in glass made in the USA.  This year we have used native yeasts (yeast that occurs naturally in the vineyard) to create our super yummy Pinot Gris. The season was long and the fruit was perfect when it arrived at the winery.  The result of the local yeast combined with our Laurelwood soils and aspects unique to the vineyard is a wine found only at our Three Feathers Vineyard.

Pinot Gris has become more popular in recent years as the amount of Chardonnay produced in Oregon increased and the acres planted of Gris have dwindled.  People are rediscovering the dry minerality of our crisp and refreshing Oregon white wine.  All the fruit is aged in stainless so the fruit flavors come forward.

Look for an announcement of the release of this wine this spring – only $26.00 per bottle!