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DOMAINE DROUHIN OREGON ORIGINE

Approved Nov 25, 2022
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What to Expect

For those seeking a wine that offers both elegance and complexity, DOMAINE DROUHIN OREGON's Pinot Noir is worth exploring. Originating from Oregon, this grape variety, known for its thin skin and sensitivity to climate, can produce wines with delicate aromas of red cherry and raspberry, complemented by earthy notes and forest floor undertones. As one of the most challenging yet rewarding grapes to cultivate, it pairs beautifully with a range of dishes, particularly those featuring salmon, duck, and lightly spiced cuisine.

TTB ID22326001000854
Brand nameDOMAINE DROUHIN OREGON
Fanciful nameORIGINE
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsPinot noir
Approval dateNov 25, 2022
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number220006
Permit numberBW-OR-151
Producer name & addressDOMAINE DROUHIN OREGON, DOMAINE DROUHIN OREGON, INC. 6750 NE BREYMAN ORCHARDS RD DAYTON OR 97114
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