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Renewal Pinot Noir Willamette Valley 2024

Willamette Valley, United StatesRed · Pinot Noir
$27750ml
In the glass

About this bottle

Wine Type: Red
Vintage: 2024
Bottle Size: 750mL
Grape Variety: 100% Pinot Noir
Appellation: Willamette Valley AVA
Country: United States
Region: Oregon – Willamette Valley
Producer: Renewal Wines
Winemaker: (Produced by Union Wine Co.)
Vineyard: Sourced from sustainably farmed vineyards across the Willamette Valley
Soil: Volcanic basalt, marine sediment, and loam
Farming: Sustainable and low-intervention practices
Alcohol: ~13.0%
Fermentation: Native and selected yeasts; fermented in stainless steel and aged partially in neutral oak

Tasting Note:
The 2024 Renewal Pinot Noir captures the brightness and balance that define modern Willamette Valley Pinot. Aromas of red cherry, strawberry, and rose petal give way to a silky palate layered with pomegranate, cranberry, and subtle spice. Medium-bodied and graceful, it’s lifted by vibrant acidity and soft tannins, offering a clean, expressive finish. Approachable and pure, this is a beautifully crafted everyday Pinot—fresh, lively, and versatile with food. Pair with roast chicken, salmon, or mushroom risotto.

About the Producer:
Renewal Wines is a project from Union Wine Co., the Oregon-based producer behind Underwood and Kings Ridge, designed to showcase honest, high-quality wines at an accessible price point. The focus is on sustainably grown fruit from the Willamette Valley, crafted with minimal intervention to highlight purity and freshness. Renewal reflects the spirit of Oregon winemaking—community-driven, environmentally conscious, and built on the belief that great wine should be shared every day.

Taste

At the table
Roast chicken, salmon, mushroom risotto, charcuterie.

The bottle, at a glance

Region
Willamette Valley, United StatesOregon
Vintage
2024
Style
Red
Farming
Sustainable
Alcohol
13%
Willamette ValleyUnited States
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