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Bandon, Oregon 97411
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    • Tasting Notes


    So this week-end I started small wine tasting in the shop. We are very small, so I just opened a white and a red gave them out free. I have been meaning to do this for a couple of years now, a recent remodel gave us a few more square feet so we tried it. It was quite a hit, and fun too. I will do tasting every week end and tell you about them here!
    12/13/09
    Summer is very gone! My locals want good, cheap wine! Chilean 35° South Cabernet Sauvignon/ Merlot, organic, nice ripe fruit, mellow finish. The best part......, It's on sale now under $10.00! It says $13.95 but if you click through the sale price is $9.98! I need to get better friends!

    011/13/2009
    Girardet Vineyards, Wine tasting today. An Umpqua Valley wine from Girardet, 14 Vines. It is made from fourteen vines as stated, has a spicy finish that people that have tasted enjoy!

    Domaine de la Gautiere Red Provence Wine, I call it red peasant wine, and some Fitzpatrick Eire Ban 1998 Sauvignon Blanc. Both wines went over pretty well, The Gautiere Rouge sold to about 65% of people who tried it. Some of the comments were "Soft Tannins...good!" "A mouthful ...I'll take a bottle!" "I hate red wine ... can I try the white?" The Fitzpatrick Sauvignon Blanc sold to about 70% of tasters ( we had a wine festival in town for memorial day, I do not expect it to sell as well all the time!) Once the day warmed up this wine went fast! Most of the comments were just "YUM! ...More!"
    I will be away next week-end but the following week I will tell you about the tasting. I will tell you exactly what happens, if a wine does not do well I will say so!
    Remember I am only practicing to be a wino .......... Jason Tree (owner)

    Remember I can't even spell Gew¸rztraminer!
    Jason Tree

    6/18/01
    O.K. We tasted the 1999 Chateau Pech- Latt Corbieres this past week-end and a repeat of the Cameo Vineyards Whiite Zinfandel (I had a lot of it). The Chateau Pech- Latt tasted well, about 50% of the patrons bought at least one bottle. It is a blend of 40% Carignan, 30% Grenanache Noir, 10% Cinsault, and 10% Syrah. Now I will tell you up front I am not a fair judge as I love this wine for all the wrong reasons! Saying that, I think it is well discribed as spice first, fruit second, and a slow lingering finish. Some of the stranger comments were "Merlotish", "good at first, fine at last". Now I did have one lady who was with others who loved it say "I don't see what the big deal is, it tastes like wine". So I was happy that most other people also liked this wine!

    Now, the Cameo Vineyards White Zinfandel. again, it just flat SELLS! I sold out Saturday. Will have more in two days three on the outside.
    I need to have a wine that does not taste as well soon, or you will not believe me!

    Rember I only drink what is put before me.
    Jason Tree

    6/25/01
    So summer is really busy in the shop, it takes me a while to get here! This wine tasting idea REALLY is taking off. I feel like a waiter most days, "I got misery in the back ache and my feet hurt when I walk". It is fun though, I have five people lined up all tasting the same wine, and it tastes different to each one. Cantina Pizzolato's Pinot Grigio was this week-ends white wine. It sold out by the end of the first day, as it was warm and it is an easy to drink simple wine. Sit on the patio, no shoes, sip slowly until sundown, then switch to a red!
    Jason Tree
    2/25/02
    Well, it has been a long time since I have had a chance to give my twisted tales of wines I have known. This is a small operation, (mainly me) and this internet thing works! I think one of the best organic wines made in this country is Bonterra Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon. Barrel aged in oak, really tastes like "distinctive berry-plum flavors in this elegant, well-balanced Cabernet". A lot of wine labels are using the power of suggestion, this one is descriptive. I have done many tastings with this staple of California organics, it never fails to sell well. So, all you need to do is buy some! Jason Tree

    10/18/02
    Well, The tourist season is over for the year. Maybe I can get back to writing a bit about the wine. Even limited sucsess has it's costs! I am not a loser, I try. I am a failure. The Badger Mountain NSA 2000 Merlot has caught my attention for the last two weeks. It is from Washington and is a nice smooth, pure NSA wine. REAL esay to drink. "The next thing I knew it was Wednesday!"
    Jason Tree

    )2/14/03
    Valentines Day!
    Have A good Day! A better night. Drink your favorite wine with your favorite person. I am working to expand our selection in the next few weeks! I will write the reaction to the new wines as they are sampled. I might even let the customers try a little.
    Jason
    03/08/05
    Well, finally the time to report on a wine I really liked. Noemus Rioja from Spain is a fine example of the organic wine to be had around the globe at this point. I shared it with my friend, and wine guy Mark Sturges, who is also the "fertilizer king". We think it is a winner!
    Jason
    If you have a wine you are wondering about, feel free to e-mail me and I will do a tasting on it as soon as possible.



    At The Organic Wine Press, It is our goal to bring you simple shopping
    for Organic, No Sulfite and No Spray wines, with as little flash and fanfare
    as is possible! In the last twenty years the Organic wine label has gone
    from working against the wine, to becomming a big plus to many consumers.
    We try to bring you a well rounded selection of wines from around
    the globe. We are adding more wines as they become available. All The wines
    we carry are Organic, or No Spray (marked as such). The wines that
    have no sulfites added are marked, NSA. Please feel free to call or e-mail
    any questions you might have. We are a small shop on the Oregon coast,
    and always have time for customer service!


    Shipping discounted on 12 bottles, feel free to mix.
    The ONLY states we are allowed ship to; Alabama ( you must get written approval from the ABC board link) California, Colorado, Idaho, D.C. (one quart per month), Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hapmshire , New Mexico, North Dakota (limited labels), Oregon, Washington State, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming.

    Wine shipping laws have changed! If your state is not on the shipping list e-mail us and we will check if we can ship to you.



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    All alcoholic beverages are sold in Oregon and title passes to the buyer in Oregon. The Organic Wine Press of Oregon at Pacific Blues makes no representationto the legal rights of anyone to ship or import wine into any state outside of Oregon. The buyer is solely responsible for shipment of alcoholic beverage products. By placing an order, the buyer authorizes Organic Wine Press At Pacific Blues to act on the buyer's behalf to engage a common carrier to deliver the order. Alcoholic beverages may be sold and delivered only to persons who are at least 21 years old. And in placing an order, the buyer represents toThe Organic Wine Press of Oregon at Pacific Blues that the buyer is at least 21 years old and the person to whom delivery will be made is at least 21 years old. When the alcoholic beverages are delivered, the person receiving the delivery will be required to show identification proving that he or she is at least 21 years old. As proof of age will be required at time of delivery, no wines will be left on porches and/or doorsteps. It is therefore required that a daytime/business address is provided for shipping of wines.
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