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    2023 Maison Noir 'O.P.P.' Pinot Gris (Willamette Valley, OR) 3W

    3W

    Slightly more fruit and body thanks to warmer climates and riper grapes

    2023 Maison Noir 'O.P.P.' Pinot Gris (Willamette Valley, OR) 3W

    Maison Noir "OPP" Pinot Gris is a lively and refreshing white wine from Oregon. with flavors of crisp pear, green apple, and a hint of citrus, this wine is all about bright acidity and a smooth, clean finish. Crafted by sommelier-turned-winemaker André Hueston Mack, "Other People’s Pinot" (OPP) showcases the approachable and easy-drinking side of Pinot Gris, perfect for pairing with light dishes or enjoying on its own.

    5 in stock!

    About The Varietal

    Pinot Gris

    Pinot Gris, also known as Pinot Grigio, is a pinkish grape mutation originating from Pinot Noir. Renowned for its zesty white wines, it also lends itself to crafting fuller-bodied whites and rosé. Northern Italy, Alsace, Oregon, and Germany stand out as regions offering benchmark examples of this versatile grape.

    About The Producer

    Maison Noir

    Founded in 2007 by sommelier Andre Hueston Mack, Maison Noir was initially created as unique and distinctive “garage wines” for some of New York’s best restaurants for whom Mack was a sommelier. Now available nationwide, these wines are meant to be fun, easy drinking, and not taken too seriously! (PS. Check out their Merch!!)

    3W

    Slightly more fruit and body thanks to warmer climates and riper grapes