Chehalem Newsletter: Fall 2007

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Feature > SATYRICON, or, Amuse Bush, to Start?

By Harry Peterson-Nedry

The public media and trade presses have been awash in recent wine-related breakthroughs about which you might be interested, since they promise to change the wine industry radically over the next decade. We’ve recapped the tastiest bits of news below, and, as in all things at Chehalem, there is a nugget of truth or principle imbedded here within a hard-surfaced rant or cotton-candy billow of frivolity. more...

Sidebar > ANNOYANCES, or It’s Not Supposed to Be That Way

By Harry Peterson-Nedry

If this newsletter doesn’t stimulate you or make you chuckle or make you a tad angry, you may be dead. At least it should annoy you. If not yet annoyed, pick from the following tidbits and eek out a small rant. more...

What's Happening

Jackalope Grill Winemaker Dinner
Bend, OR
Sun., January 27, 2008

Ever seen a jackalope? Here's your chance... and to enjoy some delicious vittles and sip some tasty CHEHALEM wines. Our winemaker, Mike Eyres, will be present to share some jackalope stories and fill you in on the wine side of things. Only 40 seats are available, and they are sure to sell out fast! Call Kathy or Tim at the restaurant 541-318-8435 for more details and to reserve your seat.

New Releases

By Harry Peterson-Nedry

2006 Stoller Vineyards Pinot Blanc
2006 Reserve Dry Riesling
2006 Reserve Pinot Gris
2006 3 Vineyard Pinot Noir
2005 Stoller Vineyards Pinot Noir
2005 Ridgecrest Vineyards Pinot Noir

What They're Saying

Winery of the Year

News and Reviews from
Wine & Spirits, Food & Wine,
Pinot Report, and more...

Pricelist and Order Form

We have a wine to suit every taster's palate, from ripe, complex Pinot Noirs to bone-dry Riesling reminiscent of white blossoms and tangerine. Perfect for pairing with winter's hearty fare.

For the Trade: Comfort Wine

Can it be? Summer has come to a close and sunny days at the beach remain only for a select few? Yes, shortening days and broadening night skies are gaining force. There is a dichotomy, however, because as the sun subsides sooner and days darken, autumn and winter bring with them warm feelings of the season’s upcoming celebrations and bountiful harvest. more...