The Other Oregon Rosé (non-Pinot Rosés)
While Oregon is known for its Pinot Noir-driven Rosés, some wineries in Tualatin Valley are carving out a unique niche with refreshing, non-Pinot varieties, offering a distinct take on the region’s rosé landscape. These wines showcase the valley’s diverse climate and terroir, providing fresh alternatives for adventurous wine lovers
Amaterra Wines’ (Map It) Rosé Baron de Champ is a captivating blend of several grape varieties–Grenache, Syrah, Petite Sirah, Petit Verdot and other varieties–offering complex and flavorful Rosé with notes of cherry candy, watermelon, currant and orange zest.
Apolloni Vineyards (Map It) crafts its Rosé of Sangiovese from its estate vineyard to make a seasonal bright and lively Rosé with crisp acidity and notes of fresh red fruit.
Blizzard Winery (Map It) offers Rosé of Grenache presents a delicate balance of strawberry and citrus with a refreshing, dry finish.
Ruby Vineyard’s (Map It) Rosé of Gamay is vibrant and playful, showcasing juicy red berry flavors with a hint of spice.
With each sip, these non-Pinot Rosés highlight the innovation and diversity of Tualatin Valley’s winemakers, offering a refreshing new perspective on Oregon’s celebrated Rosé tradition.
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