2017 Corral Creek Vineyard Riesling
This dry, single vineyard Riesling is herbaceous and fruit forward with a richness on the palate and a saline finish.
This is our first vintage of Riesling from Corral Creek Vineyard. This 24 acre vineyard in the Chehalem Mountains AVA is made up of a sedimentary soil called Laurelwood, which is a brown, silty clay loam.
Only 75 cases produced!
Flavor Notes
2017 Corral Creek Vineyard Riesling is a Dry wine.
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Winemaking Notes
A wet, cool spring delayed flowering until late June, which set the stage for a later harvest than the previous three vintages.
Hot, dry conditions prevailed through the summer, yielding heat spikes in August. With a larger than normal fruit set, the grapes enjoyed long hang time leading up to harvest. Conditions cooled and brought in scattered rains with the harvest, which began at Brooks on the 28th of September and ran through November 1st, almost returning to normal average harvest dates in the Willamette Valley.
The wines from the vintage show fresh fruit flavors and lively acidity. In all, it will be remembered as a classic vintage in Oregon!
- Type
- White
- Varietal
- Riesling
- Region
- Oregon
- Vintage
- 2017
- Vineyards
- Corral Creek
- Filtration
- Cross-Flow
- Case production
- 75
- Crush format
- Straight to press
- Bottling date
- 2018-02-12
- Harvest date
- 2017-10-10
- Vessel
- Stainless
- Alcohol percentage
- 11.5
- Residual sugar
- 1.4 g/L
- Ph
- 3.14
- Acid
- 6.9 g/L
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