A family legacy of Oregon Pinot Noir & Pinot Gris in the Dundee Hills
Mourning Doves
I’m not sure what species this is, let us know in the comments if you recognize it.
Bullocks Oriole eating red hot poker
Cliff Swallows gathering mud to build their houses with.
About EmilyEmily founded Winter's Hill Estate with her husband Peter in 1990.
2015 Pinot Noir Dundee Hills
“Ripe, complex and layered aromas display notes of both red and dark currant, briar and a hint of anise. The succulent, round and velvet-textured medium weight flavors posses solid mid-palate density as well as a sleek mouth feel that carries over to the sappy and dusty finale. I like the complexity and this is really quite good plus it has the balance to age.” 92/2021+ Burghound, June 2018.
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I believe the unidentified bird on your website is a female Bullock’s Oriole.
Thanks, to Tom M. who visited the winery over Memorial weekend and identified the bird in the photo above as a female Bullock’s Oriole.