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Holiday Catalog 2020 Collection Holiday Catalog 2020 Collection White Wines | Sparkling | Red Wines | Gift Sets | Balsamic About Our land is our life and our life is our wine. Cooper Mountain Vineyards is a family venture that took root in the Willamette Valley 40 years ago. We never set out to do anything other than make wines that expresses this special place where we grow grapes ? sunshine, cool nights, fresh fruit that results in wines that are lively, but also shows soul. Our founder Robert Gross is a medical doctor who has spent his career exploring the intersection of traditional and modern medicine which led us on our path towards 5 certified organic and biodynamic vineyards and 100% estate pure wines. When Cooper Mountain Vineyards got its start, there were just a handful of winemakers in the Willamette Valley. Much has changed and growth has been exponential in Oregon?s wine producing regions, but our love for the land and producing lovely wine hasn?t changed one bit. It?s what we do. It?s who we are. Content's 04 White Wines 18 Gift Sets Tocai Friulano, Chardonnay and Pinot Gris. Send the gift of Oregon's first biodynamic winery. 100% Happiness Guaranteed. 08 Sparkling 26 Balsamic Our inaugural release of our Rosé of Pinot Noir. Made from our estate Pinot Noir and Chardonnay and barrel aged for years, this one of a kind treat should not be missed! 11 Red Wines Biodynamic Old Vines, Meadowlark, Johnson School, Life and Cooper Mountain Pinot Noir. And fun cousin Gamay Noir White Wine Collection Tocai Friulano We planted 2.5 acres of Tocai Friulano at our warmer Johnson School vineyard in 2004. The Bottle : $24.00 esoteric grape of Tocai Friulano is also known as Sauvignon Vert, cousin to much more Case: $230.00 prolific Sauvignon Blanc and it?s a quirky varietal we love. The wine is an aromatic treat with peaches, mineral, citrus, and a hint of spice. The rich, dry palate exhibits honeysuckle and cool melon and finishes with nicely zippy acids. A perfect wine partner for shellfish and curry. Or it?s delightful on its own. 90 pts Old Vines Chardonnay On the south western facing slopes of an extinct volcano in the late 1970?s founders and pioneers Bottle : $35.00 Bob and Corrine Gross first married chardonnay to the soils of Cooper Mountain. The vines Case : $336.00 have seen the evolution of the Oregon, have welcomed a new generation, decades of stories, visitors from around the globe, yet they stay rooted to place. If these vines could talk! Crème brulee, hazelnuts, lemon zest and mineral thread and create a ethereal expression of restraint and place. Creamy pasta and seafood compliment this wine. 91 pts Old Vines Pinot Gris This wine reflects decades of hard work, love, and careful attention. The fruit for our Bottle : $24.00 Pinot Gris comes from the first vines planted on Cooper Mountain. Shallow volcanic Case: $230.00 soil cause these vines to work extra hard, resulting in wonderful concentration of fruit and flavors that include the very minerals that make up the soil. Drier and more serious, this Pinot Gris demands creamy mushroom dishes or grilled salmon. Sparkling 2019 Rosé of Pinot Noir This sparkler has quickly become one of our go-to weeknight treats ? light and Bottle $30.00: bright ? this Sparkling rosé is the one you want to break out for at home Case: $288.00 charcuterie platters to movie nights to happy hours with friends. This wine couples perfectly with LIFE, sunshine, and laughter. Fun and fruity, you don?t need an excuse or a specific food for pairings. Drink up and don?t think too hard! It?s sunshine in a glass. Gerry Sanchez and Gilles de Domingo From vine to cellar, our optimist and our poet work side-by-side to oversee our five biodynamic vineyards in the Willamette Valley of Oregon and the wines that arrive at your table crafted from their symphony with nature. Red Wines 2019 Gamay Noir Gamay Noir is not new to the Willamette Valley, but we are newbies to this Bottle : $30.00 varietal. Gamay Noir is Pinot Noir?s fun, lively, sociable sibling who is always last to Case: $288.00 leave the party. Planted in 2010 on our warmer Johnson School vineyard this wine is light to medium bodied, fruit forward, lush and laced with spice. Drink now for a good time. 90 pts 2019 Pinot Noir Life Our no sulfite added, organic Pinot Noir. You?ll tastes blueberries, cola, and a hint of Bottle : $40.00 coffee beans. Supple and round tannins carries the weight in depth with a soft tone of Case: $384.00 smoked blackberries. A pure expression of our terroir and an expression of life while feeling your best. 90 pts 2017 Pinot Noir They say nothing worth having ever comes easy. And Pinot Noir really likes to Bottle : $28.00 make us work for it. But in that perfect year, under the perfect set of circumstances, Case: $268.00 Pinot Noir will reward you with a celestial experience. This wine expresses forest floor fruit. Blackberry, blueberry, and raspberry round out the velvet balanced structure and in her finesse, she compliments a wide array of cuisine, beef, duck, chicken, salmon, lamb. 91pts of biodynamic purity. 2017 Old Vines Pinot Noir Power and grace. Two words to describe the Old Vines vineyard year after year, Bottle : $60.00 expressing our most prized Pinot Noir block. You get tastes of savory, mineral, blue Case: $576.00 and black fruit. It?s grounded and wise with years of experience and balance in her roots. 93 pts 2017 Meadowlark Pinot Noir On the southern slope of Cooper Mountain lies Meadowlark Vineyard. Planted in Bottle : $60.00 1982, the wines she contributes to the world are powerful in their understated Case: $576.00 elegance. Tastes of mushroom and earth and bright cherry ? it?s the Willamette Valley at her most delicate and lovely. 93 pts 2017 Johnson School Pinot Noir Medium ruby-purple, the 2017 Pinot Noir Mountain Terroir Johnson School has a Bottle : $60.00 nose of cranberry sauce, warm blackberries and rhubarb with accents of rose petal, Case: $576.00 tar, dust and fragrant earth. Medium-bodied, it has earth-laced fruits with a soft frame and good freshness, finishing long with ripe fruits. 90 pts 2020 Gift Collections Eco Luxury Collection The oldest and most noble of our vineyards and generally regarded as the best of Gift Set : $115.00 the best Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and Chardonnay vineyard blocks we cultivate. A set of each are the perfect gift for the Oregon wine lover in your life. Included is our 93pt Pinot Noir and 91pt Chardonnay and award winning Pinot Gris. Our Table Collection Our flagship biodynamic Cooper Mountain Pinot Noir, Cooper Mountain Gift Set : $70.00 Chardonnay and barrel-aged balsamic vinegar set is sure to delight tables near and far this holiday season. Pinot Noir Collection The Willamette Valley has grown into a renowned region of the world's best Pinot Gift Set : $180.00 Noir. These 3 small plots of vines located within our three oldest vineyards have rooted deep into Oregon soils during that journey while innovating into the future. These biodynamic beauties offer a superb sampling of Oregon's great treasures. Included in the collection: 2017 Old Vines Pinot Noir, (93pts)2017 Meadowlark Pinot Noir(93pts) and 2017 Johnson School Pinot Noir(90pts). Our Life Collection 3 bottles of our no additions, purity of the vine biodynamic and organic 2019 Life Gift Set : $120.00 Pinot Noir. And while life in 2020 has not been easy for any of us, that does not mean our wines shouldn't treat us well. From Oregon, With Love Collection From our highest mountain peaks to our lush valley floor the essence of Oregon Gift Set : $450.00 and it's pioneering adventurous spirit is captured in this collection. 2 Oregon Pinot Noir glasses, our biodynanmic barrel-aged Pinot Noir balsamic vinegar, our biodynamic 2017 Johnson School Pinot Noir, Laurel Hazelnut Oil and an exclusive Willamette Valley Wine Pendleton Blanket is the perfect way to say, From Oregon, With Love. Build Your Own Gift Set Customize your own Oregon biodynamic gift set. Please contact Gift Set : pricing varies [email protected] to build your dream gift for your co-workers, clients or loved ones. Annual Wine Club Gift Give the gift of our wine club to that wine lover in your life. Membership includes Membership : pricing varies a selection of all our wines and benefits which include but are not limited to exclusive offers, special releases, and discounted pricing when you give The Table of Life. Three levels to choose from, please contact [email protected] to discuss membership gifting. Balsamic Aged-Balsamic Vinegar Following the 2000 crush at Cooper Mountain Vineyards 150 gallons of a blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Bottle : $40.00 Noir juice with a high concentration of sugar was placed in stainless steel tanks and brought to boil for almost three days. It is during this phase that the yeast transformed the sugar and produced alcohol. The result: balsamic vinegar. After the boiling process the product went into the first of a series of barrels for the aging process. The barrels were made by the well known manufacturer of balsamic barrels F. Renzi of Modena, Italy. Five different wood barrels were used during aging: Oak, Chestnut, Mulberry, Cherry, and Robinia. -Domestic Barrel-Aged Balsamic Vinegar -Limited Quantity -Made with organic and biodynamic® grapes How to Place an Order Our wine guru, Alicia is here to answer any and all questions you may have as well as take orders over the phone or email if you do not wish to order online in our shopping cart.
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