2026 4TH OF JULY PACK

In Your 3-Pack from left to right 

2024 Cowhorn “Spiral” White Blend - Rogue Valley, Oregon

Cowhorn has long been one of our favorite American wineries. Farmed biodynamically in southern Oregon’s Rogue Valley, the “Spiral” white blend reflects the estate’s commitment to sustainability, biodiversity, and wines that truly express their place.

The wine is textured yet vibrant, offering notes of citrus, stone fruit, herbs, and a beautiful mineral character. It is both distinctive and approachable, demonstrating that some of America’s most exciting wines come from regions many wine lovers have yet to discover.

As we celebrate 250 years of American history, we invite you to discover these three remarkable wines that showcase the innovation, diversity, and spirit of American winemaking.

 

2025 Hermann J. Wiemer Rosé of Pinot Noir + Blaufränkisch - Seneca Lake, New York

Few producers have done more to elevate the Finger Lakes than Hermann J. Wiemer. This distinctive rosé blends Pinot Noir with Blaufränkisch, a grape more commonly associated with Austria, resulting in a wine that is vibrant, refreshing, and wonderfully food-friendly.

The cool climate of Seneca Lake gives the wine remarkable energy and precision. Delicate red berries, citrus, and floral notes lead to a crisp, mineral-driven finish that makes it one of the most compelling rosés produced in America today.

 

2022 Tatomer “Kick On Ranch” Pinot Noir - Santa Barbara County, California

Tatomer has earned a reputation for crafting some of California’s most exciting cool-climate wines. Sourced from the coastal Kick On Ranch vineyard in Santa Barbara County, this Pinot Noir beautifully balances California sunshine with Burgundian restraint.

The wine offers layers of wild cherry, raspberry, dried herbs, and subtle spice, framed by freshness and elegance rather than power. It is a Pinot Noir that speaks clearly of its vineyard and reminds us just how far American Pinot Noir has evolved.

Happy Fourth of July!