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Grown in Oregon's cool-climate hillsides, where long, gentle ripening seasons preserve freshness and depth, this elegant Pinot Noir offers vivid notes of red cherry and cranberry lifted by hints of vanilla and baking spice. A gentle undertone of earth and forest floor offers complexity without the heaviness you might find in other red varietals. Its medium body and dry finish reflect the region's signature restraint and finesse. Serve this Pinot at cellar temperature with wild mushroom risotto, roasted duck, or herb-crusted lamb.

The 2024 Cameron Hughes Lot 958 Pinot Gris from Oregon's Rogue Valley is a full-bodied, dry white wine that exudes elegance and charm. With aromas of White peach, juicy pear, and bright citrus zest, it delivers a beautifully layered palate highlighted by stone fruit richness and a lift of lime zest on the finish. Its easy-drinking nature and “pretty” flavor profile make it especially food-friendly — ideal served chilled alongside fresh Sushi, shellfish pasta, or a crisp arugula and pear salad with goat cheese. This is a wine that brings finesse and refreshment to any table. Grown in the high-elevation vineyards of Oregon’s Rogue Valley, Lot 958 benefits from a rare convergence of warm days, cool nights, and mineral-rich soils. Nestled between the Cascade and Siskiyou mountain ranges, this AVA fosters slow, even ripening, which allows Pinot Gris to develop both bright acidity and full body — attributes rarely found together in the same glass. The result is a wine that reflects the unique terroir of southern Oregon: expressive, balanced, and unmistakably refined. Lot 958 is a compelling example of why the Rogue Valley continues to emerge as one of the Pacific Northwest’s most intriguing wine regions.