Lavinea - Pinot Noir - Tualatin Vineayard blue agave

Lavinea - Pinot Noir - Tualatin Vineayard blue agaveOverview: The unique Laurelwood soil profile at Tualatin contributes to the complex nature of the wines. The top twenty four inches is a distinct layer of well drained silt loam deposited from a volcanic eruption of Mt. Hood nearly 10,000 years ago. This feature allows any excess topsoil moisture to drain away from the vines feeding roots. The top layer is also riddled with deposits of unique, iron concretions called pisolites that are caused by the

copper and yellow raisins

Considered a drink of the gods

described by Food & Wine as "next level tequila

Tasting Notes: Petite Sirah benefits from aging in a portion of new oak barrels

A touch of blackcurrant jam on toast

Grilled halibut with pineapple salsa

resulting in a fresh and aromatic profile that stands out in the world of gins

Real absinthe

tart complexity of ripe cherries

Mezcal Real Minero Pechuga Mezcal (750mL) — Traditional Artisanal Mezcal with Rich Complexity & Celebratory Character

boasting the perfect balance of dryness and sweetness resulting in a clean

Points:  91 Wine Enthusiast