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2022 MNW OPP (Other People’s Pinot Gris), Willamette Valley, Oregon

2022 MNW OPP (Other People’s Pinot Gris), Willamette Valley, Oregon

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A literary flourish in a bottle — Maison Noir’s 2022 Other People’s Pinot Gris (OPP) is a vibrant, feel-good white blend. Harvested after a long, cool season that brought refined acidity, it dances lightly across the palate with juicy notes of apples, pears, and peaches, all while radiating bright energy reminiscent of Pharrell’s “Happy.” This upbeat, deluxe take on Pinot Gris is a testament to terroir-driven sophistication with a smile. 

Product Details

Wine Type: White Wine (Pinot Gris)
Vintage: 2022
Region: Willamette Valley, Oregon (sourced from multiple top vineyards)
ABV: 13.4% (screw-cap)
Bottle Size: 750 ml

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  • Tasting Notes

    Nose: Bright and inviting, with crisp apple, pear, and peach aromas that feel fresh and expressive.

    Palate: Juicy orchard fruit flavors with refined acidity and a lush, round texture—broad, layered, and energetic.

    Finish: Clean and refreshing, with a lingering fruit echo and vitality that leaves you smiling.

  • Meet the Maker

    Maison Noir Wines, the Oregon “garage‑négoce” founded by sommelier‑turned‑winemaker André Hueston Mack, sources fruit from premier Willamette Valley vineyards to craft expressive, terroir-driven wines with attitude. Knowledgeable yet approachable, OPP reflects André’s creative and inclusive philosophy.

  • FAQs

    What’s the story behind “Other People’s”?

    OPP celebrates collaboration—André partners with exceptional vineyard growers rather than owning land, creating wines that represent top-tier terroir from across the Willamette Valley.

    How does this vintage stand out?

    The cool spring frost and extended growing season led to larger clusters and beautifully balanced acidity, making this vintage notably fresh, complex, and elegant.

    Is it a screw-cap wine?

    Yes, it’s sealed with a screw-cap to preserve its vibrant fruit and crisp acidity.

    What foods pair well?

    Perfect with fresh salads, light seafood, roasted chicken, creamy cheeses, or even spicy Asian dishes—its crunch and fruit depth shine through.

    Is it beginner-friendly?

    Absolutely. Lush yet balanced, with familiar fruit and a lively finish—great for both casual and curious wine drinkers.