Division Nouveau Nouveau Oregon Gamay 2024 750ml
Division Nouveau Nouveau Oregon Gamay 2024 750ml
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Division Wine Co. Nouveau Nouveau Oregon Gamay 2024
A Jubilant Celebration of Harvest's Finale - The Thirteenth Vintage of Pure Joy
The winemakers at Division pay homage to a time-honored tradition with their thirteenth vintage of Nouveau Nouveau. This wine is more than just a vintage, it is a spirited celebration, crafted in the exuberant tradition of Beaujolais to mark the year's first release. It embodies the pure, unpretentious joy of harvest's end, inviting enthusiasts to drink, not think.
Sourced entirely from the high-elevation Carousel Vineyard in Washington’s Yakima Valley, this Gamay Noir is an Oregonian take on a classic French ritual. Released on the third Thursday of November, this is a wine made for immediate enjoyment, gathering, and toasting to the culmination of a year's hard work. Unfined, unfiltered, and wonderfully fresh, the Nouveau Nouveau captures the essence of friendliness: light, fresh, and irresistibly fruity.
Tasting Notes
- Color: A vibrant, luminous ruby with bright purple edges.
- Aroma: An explosion of fresh red fruit—leading with bright notes of crushed raspberry, tart cranberry, and juicy Bing cherry. Underlying hints of pink bubblegum and newly tilled earth hint at its Nouveau style.
- Palate: Wonderfully light and zippy, with a playful freshness that dances on the tongue. Flavors mirror the aroma, featuring a surge of red currant and pomegranate. It is wonderfully unpretentious and fruit-driven, with no oak to mask the purity of the Gamay.
- Finish: Clean, short, and exhilaratingly fresh. The finish leaves a quenching note of bright acidity, making it highly chuggable and ready for the next sip.
Key Specifications
- Vineyard: Carousel
- Vineyard: Appellation: Yakima Valley, Columbia Valley AVA3
- Variety: 100% Gamay Noir
- Style: Nouveau (Unfined and Unfiltered)
Santé! Here's to the harvest, the winemakers, and the simple pleasure of a wine made for celebration.
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