Bright, lively, full of floral notes, honey, a touch of sweetness. Lot of apple/ pear, nice mineraly finish — 9 months ago
Apple, lemon candy, dried apricot, oak and hints of peach. Great acidity and balance. — 3 years ago
Petrol nose at first. Great complexity and evolution. Glossy, slightly gluey texture that coated the entire mouth, front to back. Acidic with sweet undertones. Pickle juice! — 5 years ago
Wow. Refreshing and crisp. — 6 years ago
#pinotgris #oregon — 3 months ago
Clementine, peach skin, decent acidity. — 4 months ago
Full bodied. Peppery. Dry but tasty. — 10 months ago
Unique barnyardy aroma. Hibiscus. Super drinkable; especially in the humidity. Almost like a wild ale. Can’t wait to pick up another bottle. — 5 years ago
Ce vin a une acidité assez prononcé, odeur parfumée, goût légèrement floral, malgré son 11g de sucre, j’ai l’impression que c’est un vin sec. Un bon vin. $17 - SAQ — 5 years ago
Mineral crisp clear light — 7 years ago
Very fresh with lovely green apple hints — 4 months ago
Summer fruit forward yet crisp — 4 months ago
Drinkable, medium bodied, silky, with melon, rosemary, pepper and citrus notes. Great for the price. Delicious with a tuna stir fry & spices. — 9 months ago
Nice alone or mimosa bar — 3 years ago
The Eyrie Vineyards, Pinot Gris, from the Dundee Hills of Oregon. Vintage 2017. ABV 12.5%.
Bright citrus and tart melon and cantaloupe notes with some salinity and wet stone influences. Very refreshing and youthful.
Easy to pair with food, we have paired it with roasted bok choy, aubergine, and brown jasmine rice. It goes nicely and doesn’t compete with the tamari and sesame flavors. — 5 years ago

Super light - we served it chilled — 6 years ago
Smooth and slightly sweet. — 6 years ago
Jakub Kalinowski
Beautifully aromatic with exotic spice, peaches, a touch of of Freire ha & herbs.
Amazing purity on the palate with energy & precision. Rich yet bone dry. With minerality & salinity. The length is just insane. The depth even beats that. Shy apricot & peach in the background but it’s really not about the fruit. The terroir here - wow!
A spectacular & profound wine. — 3 months ago