The Domaine Pinot Noir Story – Animated Infographic

February 20 2012

Limited Edition King Estate Domaine Pinot Noir in Infographic Box - Animated Infographic

This month, members of the Ultimate tier of the King Estate Tower Club, will receive a limited edition magnum of our Domaine Pinot Noir. The screen printed, wax sealed bottle will arrive in a unique box featuring an infographic that tells the story of the wine and the meticulous barrel selection process that ensures only the best estate organic fruit makes it into our Domaine blend. We’ve posted an animated version of this same infographic for your viewing pleasure.

2008 Roserock Pinot Noir Scores 95 Points

February 16 2012

Wine Spectator has given 95 or more points to only 18 Pinot Noir bottlings in Oregon’s history. Only three Oregon Pinots have ever scored better than 95, one with 96 and two with 97 points. The average price of those three Pinots was about $80. By contrast, the release price of our Roserock was $55.

Roserock Vineyard is perched on a ridge towards the southern end of the Eola-Amity Hills AVA. In cooperation with our winemakers and viticulturists, Roserock grows fruit to our specifications. During the growing season, ocean breezes push through the Van Duzer Corridor in the Coastal Range maintaining a consistently cool climate that is the hallmark of all great Pinot Noir winegrowing regions. Shallow, well-drained volcanic soils of the Nekia series dominate this area. Roserock is LIVE (Low Input Viticulture and Enology) and Salmon Safe Certified. The 2008 Roserock Pinot Noir aged for 15 months in 87% new French oak barrels.

2011 King Estate Tower Club BBQ

September 30 2011

This year’s sold-out Tower Club BBQ aimed to please with sumptuous Northwest cuisine, great wine and a special performance by band Five Guys Named Moe of Portland, Oregon. The menu featured strawberry glazed northwest salmon, tangy BBQ smoked chicken, northwest potato salad, wild rice with local mushrooms, Tobi’s famous sweet corn bread, grilled zucchini, and assorted estate baked goods and fresh fruit.

Win a One Year Supply of Wild Salmon & 12 Months of the KE Tower Club!

September 13 2011

Salmon-Safe and King Estate Winery Oregon Wine Contest
With 1,033 acres, King Estate is home to the world’s largest contiguous organic vineyard.  Our organic certification was granted by Oregon Tilth, one of the strictest certifying agencies in the country. We have also been inspected and certified by Salmon-Safe, which recognizes that our farming inputs and practices have no negative impact on salmon and other aquatic life. This is of great importance here at King Estate because the natural springs that begin on our property flow to the Siuslaw river, and some are key tributaries.

To increase awareness of this fish-friendly certification we have partnered with the non-profit Salmon-Safe organization to bring you this exciting contest. All you have to do is pledge to sip Salmon-Safe wine and choose wild instead of farmed fish. You’ll be entered to win a year long membership in the King Estate Tower Club and a year’s supply of wild Bristol Bay salmon delivered right to your door.

Tower Club Shipment: May 17, 2010

May 17 2010

Tech Sheets

The links below will lead you to technical sheets for each wine in your shipment. These sheets provide valuable information about the wine in the bottle and and how it was made.

Tower Club Classic

Tower Club Ultimate

Click links above for technical sheets

Recipes

The following recipes have been authored by our culinary staff specifically for pairing with your Tower Club shipment.

Tower Club Classic

Tower Club Ultimate

TC Recipe: Filet of Beef with Young Turnips

May 17 2010

By Sous Chef Benjamin Nadolny
Suggested Pairing: 2007 NxNW Columbia Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Serves 2

BeefYoungTurnips

TC Recipe: Rack of Lamb with Chickpea Panisse

May 17 2010

By Sous Chef Benjamin Nadolny
Suggested Pairing: 2003 Signature Pinot Noir
Serves 2

LambChickpeaPanisse

TC Recipe: Scallops with Rhubarb, Orange and Sour Cherry

May 17 2010

By Sous Chef Benjamin Nadolny
Suggested Pairing: 2009 Pinot Noir Vin Gris
Serves 2

ScallopsRhubarbOrangeSourCherry