"Best Buy" - Wine Enthusiast

The Bellpine, named in honor of the soil that marks the Lower Long Tom AVA, leads with a black cherry, raspberry, dark chocolate and chopped nuts aromatic combination that resembles dessert. A sweet, syrupy red cherry flavor with tiny bits of oak spice and citrus mark the palate. The wine's soft texture and gentle acidity make this is a nice wine to sip the night away with. — Michael Alberty

90 Points - Wine Enthusiast

Made with eight classic German grape varieties, you are not crazy if you love this perfect summertime wine. The affair begins with ripe peaches, fresh-cut grass and honeysuckle. Gentle acidity guides flavors like peach gelato, lemon soda, white tea and basil. With its mild sweetness, the über refreshing Crazy 8 nuzzles up to off-dry territory. — Michael Alberty

93 Points "Hidden Gem" - Wine Enthusiast

Late Harvest dessert wine with a touch of acidity. 

Light body, dry, pale gold in color. 

Clear and dry with citrus tones

90 Points "Best Buy" - Wine Enthusiast

This off dry Riesling has a slight sweetness that is balanced with acidity. 

91 Points "Best Buy" - Wine Enthusiast

With this Sauvignon Blanc from the southern Willamette Valley, you get a lot of enjoyment for $20. It's grassy and sassy, with aromas and flavors of guava, passion fruit, lemon curd and a hint of mint. The wine's texture is crisp and vibrant, with a suggestion of saline on the finish. Year in, and year out, High Pass makes one of Oregon's best examples of Sauvignon Blanc. — Michael Alberty

90 Points - Wine Enthusiast

The wine’s black cherry aroma combines with an earthy scent, making it feel like you are walking under the cherry trees after a good rain. A dark raspberry flavor flecked with vanilla holds court on the palate, joined by orange zest and nutmeg. This medium-bodied Pinot Noir is nicely balanced.

A rich Pinot Noir experience awaits with this wine, beginning with aromas of ripe boysenberries, damson plums, worn leather and cedar. The wine's blackberry jam spread on warm sourdough bread aroma is spiced with a fennel tea note. Moderate acidity and silky tannins provide balance, with a hint of black pepper on the finish. — Michael Alberty

This dry, citric wine is pale gold in color and has a hint of pear on the nose. The simplistic flavor profile makes this a great pairing wine. It compliments and rich meal or seafood dinner.

Clear and fresh with a medium straw hue and apricot aroma. This smooth off dry wine notes of apricot with lemon to balance out the sweetness. 

"Best of Year" - Wine Enthusiast 

Pale gold with medium aromatics of peach and honeydew. Dry, light, and crisp on the palate with high acidity and refreshing minerality. Finishes long and clean, leaving notes of stone fruit and citrus to linger.