We visited Oregon for the second time this year just a couple weeks ago. The weather could not have been better and the wineries stand with the best in the country. We interviewed Raptor Ridge Winery owners Scott and Annie Shull whom we met back in April at the Willamette Valley Pinot Noir Auction. These folks take their wine seriously but will crack you up at every chance. It was good to be back in Oregon…listen why.

You can hear Scott on our Vino Lingo segment defining their wine phrase “Make it like it didn’t happen”

You can also hear Annie define “Back to the salt mines”

Learn more by visiting www.raptorridgewinery.com

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We visited Oregon for the second time this year just a couple weeks ago. The weather could not have been better and the wineries stand with the best in the country. We interviewed Raptor Ridge Winery owners Scott and Annie Shull whom we met back in April at the Willamette Valley Pinot Noir Auction. These folks take their wine seriously but will crack you up at every chance. It was good to be back in Oregon…listen why.

You can hear Scott on our Vino Lingo segment defining their wine phrase “Make it like it didn’t happen”

You can also hear Annie define “Back to the salt mines”

Learn more by visiting www.raptorridgewinery.com

Take a listen to Scott and Annie Shull of Raptor Ridge Winery in the Willamette Valley, Oregon give you their definitions of the phrases “Make it Like it Didn’t Happen” and “Back to the Salt Mines”

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Wineries all over the world have many things in common but the most important is growing the very best grapes possible. Pinot Noir is the grape that seems to provide the greatest challenge but Willamette Valley winemakers make it look easy. Steve Lutz is the owner and winemaker at Lenné Estate in Yamhill, Oregon. Steve spent some time with us at his cozy tasting room which is surrounded by vineyards and makes you feel as if you are floating in a sea of grapes.

You can also hear Steve in our Vino Lingo segment defining the wine term “Minimalist”

Learn more by visiting www.lenneestate.com

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Wineries all over the world have many things in common but the most important is growing the very best grapes possible. Pinot Noir is the grape that seems to provide the greatest challenge but Willamette Valley winemakers make it look easy. Steve Lutz is the owner and winemaker at Lenné Estate in Yamhill, Oregon. Steve spent some time with us at his cozy tasting room which is surrounded by vineyards and makes you feel as if you are floating in a sea of grapes.

You can also hear Steve in our Vino Lingo segment defining the wine term “Minimalist”

Learn more by visiting www.lenneestate.com