@maximewaters @tedserra @StoneTowerWine Absolutely! You can check this link...https://t.co/h4CXi5R7cp. We like so m… https://t.co/2BmIpsk7Ng @MikePuzen We'll take what we can get!! @trisaetum All I can send you is warm thoughts :) https://t.co/L5ODy3qnLH Wine Enthusiast Magazine just announced our Wichmann Dundee Estate Riesling as the #3 wine of 2015.  What does it take to make the list?   We're excited to share some recent scores from the October issue of Wine Enthusiast Magazine: We are pleased to share our recent scores from Robert Parker's The Wine Advocate, including the 2012 Family Reserve Pinot Noir (the top rated Oregon wine in Neil Martin's report of 900 wines) Here's to 30+ Over 90 Point ratings on our Single Vineyard Estate Pinot Noirs 2013 Coast Range Estate Dry Riesling in 2013 Ribbon Ridge Estate Riesling ranked #11 on The Enthusiast Top 100 of 2014 Our 2013 Estates Reserve Dry Riesling makes the Top 100 Cellar Selections of 2014

Portland Monthly October Issue features two Trisaetum wines in Oregon's 50 Best Wines: Wine Enthusiast's October Issue features our 2012 Pinot Noirs: Wine Enthusiast Top 100 Cellar Selections: Our 2012 Estates Reserve Riesling rated 95 Points & Ranked #22 in Top 100 Wines of 2013 Our latest scores from Paul Gregutt of the Wine Enthusiast on our 2012 Rieslings and our 2011 Pinot Noirs...wine gift sets free shipping 24th Annual Wine & Spirits Restaurant Poll:best wine school london #23 out of 25 Most Popular Pinot Noirsthe best bc wine Food & Wine Magazine:top selling wine brands in usa

Our Nuit Blanche was featured in a nice article in the March edition of 1859 Oregon Magazine. Food & Wine Magazine February, 2012: It was a nice week for Riesling press. The Wine Enthusiast awarded our 2010 Estates Reserve Riesling 95 points and a Cellar Selection designation. The wine will be released later this fall. Wine Enthusiast, Editor's Choice | 2010 - Trisaetum Estates Reserve Riesling - 95 Pointsbest quality red wine brands in india with price 2010 - Trisaetum Coast Range Dry Riesling - 93 Pointsbest wine under 500 Three of our 2010 Rieslings were featured in a recent edition of the Wine Spectator Insider (along with $300 cult cabs from Napa). WINE SPECTATOR INSIDER, Vol. 7, No. 35 | 2010 - Trisaetum Ribbon Ridge Riesling - 92 Points 2010 - Trisaetum Coast Range Riesling - 92 Points

2010 - Trisaetum Ribbon Ridge Dry Riesling - 91 Points The Seattle Times lauding Oregon Rieslings -Chehalem Wines and Trisaetum Winery are marked as standouts...'Wine Spectator' magazine has released its picks for the top 100 wines of 2012. A 2008 Napa Valley Syrah blend described by the maker as “midnight in a glass” has been named the best wine of 2012 by Wine Spectator magazine. In the magazine’s annual round-up of the year’s most exciting wines, the 2008 Shafer Relentless Napa Valley, a blend of Syrah and Petite Syrah, was ranked the highest at 96 points for its “muscle, density, richness and range of flavor.” Relentless’s win marks the second time in three years that editors have chosen a Rhone-inspired red from California as Wine of the Year. “The aromatics are full and distinct, with loads of dark berry, charcoal, and then as it unfolds touches of black cherry, raspberry, red and black licorice, sailing along and then firming nicely on the finish,” gush Wine Spectator critics.

Grapes are co-fermented and the wine aged for 30 months in new French oak barrels. The Wine Advocate, meanwhile, likewise gave the bottle top marks, calling it a “stunning” “thoroughbred in the making.” “Full-bodied with sensational extract and richness, its opaque purple color is followed by terrific smoky barbecue notes, full-bodied opulence and tremendous depth, power and richness.” The wine is best from 2013 to 2023 and retails for $60. Shafer wines are available internationally with distributors spanning the Caribbean, Europe, Asia and the Middle East. Nipping close behind the heels of the US wine, meanwhile, is a 2010 Château de St.-Cosme Grenache blend – 60 percent Grenache, 20 percent Syrah, 18 percent Mourvedre, 2 percent Cinsault -- which received a score of 95 points and is best consumed between 2015 to 2030. "This is jam-packed with dark blackberry, currant and boysenberry fruit, but cuts like a knife, thanks to riveting acidity, a blaze of singed iron and a long, charcoal-studded finish.

A lovely lingering note of singed bay leaf adds a mouthwatering echo,” says Wine Spectator of the $41-dollar bottle. Rounding out the magazine’s top five list for 2012, meanwhile, is a $69 Shiraz Barossa Valley Bella’s Garden 2010 from Two Hands; Châteauneuf-du-Pape Clos des Papes for $128; and a $60 2009 Sauternes from Château Guiraud. Meanwhile, among Decanter’s choices for best wines of 2012 was a Chateauneuf-du-Pape 2009, Ogier, Expression de Terroir, Safres; a Domaine Tour St-Michel, Cuvée des Deux Soeurs 2009 -- also a Chateauneuf-du-Pape; and a Cru Bourgeois 2009 from Chateau La Haye, St.-Estèphe. Here are the top 10 wines deemed the year’s most exciting, by wine producer and wine: 1. Shafer, Relentless Napa Valley 2008, US, $60 2. Château de St. –Cosme, Gigondas 2010, France $41 3. Two Hands, Shiraz Barossa Valley Bella’s Garden 2010, Australia, $69 4. Close des Papes, Chateauneuf-du-Pape 2010, France, $128 5. Château Guiraud, Sauternes 2009, France, $60