King Estate is America's largest certified Biodynamic® vineyard and one of Oregon's benchmark producers of Pinot Gris. The 2024 Artisan Series Pinot Gris showcases the winery's signature style—bright, expressive, and richly textured while maintaining exceptional freshness.
Professional Ratings
| Critic |
Rating |
| Wine Enthusiast |
91 Points (recent vintages consistently score in the 90–92 point range) |
| Best Buy Recognition |
Frequently awarded by major wine publications |
Tasting Profile
Aromatics
- Pear and green apple
- White peach
- Meyer lemon
- Honeysuckle
- Citrus blossom
- Subtle mineral notes
Palate
- Medium-bodied and vibrant
- Layers of ripe pear and stone fruit
- Crisp citrus flavors
- Silky texture
- Bright natural acidity
- Elegant balance and freshness
Finish
- Clean and refreshing
- Lingering orchard fruit and citrus
- Delicate mineral character
Sommelier Presentation Note
2024 King Estate Artisan Series Pinot Gris, Willamette Valley
Oregon's flagship Pinot Gris offers inviting aromas of pear, white peach, Meyer lemon, and honeysuckle. Bright and beautifully textured on the palate, it layers fresh orchard fruit with vibrant acidity and subtle mineral notes, culminating in a crisp, elegant finish.
The 2024 King Estate "Artisan Series" Pinot Gris is a highly rated, 100% biodynamic white wine from Oregon's Willamette Valley, featuring bright, aromatic notes of pear, green apple, and citrus. It is characterized by a full-bodied, succulent texture with refreshing, balanced acidity.
Key Details for 2024 Vintage:Aromatics: Green apple, pear, honeysuckle, white violet, and a hint of ginger.Flavor Profile: Meyer lemon, white peach, grapefruit, and wet stone, with a fleshy mouthfeel.Structure: Dry, with a long, balanced finish.Pairing: Pairs well with seafood, light salads, and creamy cheeses.
The Artisan Series by King Estate Winery focuses on organic and biodynamic farming, creating premium, sustainable wines that highlight the terroir of the Willamette Valley. The 2024 vintage was described by Oregon Wine Press as having a "generous entry" and a "persistent mandarin orange peel conclusion."
