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Amalie Robert Estate Climate Update: May 2025
The vines are awake and getting the signal that it is their time to grow. Up until now, the roots have been branching out. But that’s kind of hard to show, so you’ll just have to trust us on that. The vines are, however, dependent upon heat units to grow. That is Mother Nature’s thing, and we are just along for the ride. The warmer it is, the faster they grow. They see the trellis wires and every year it is the same. They think they can outgrow the vineyard crew and escape the firm hand of control. We’ll just see about that…
Read the full Climate Update: May 2025 on Substack, “Winemaking: The Continuation of Terroir by Other Means®” Read and subscribe for FREE!
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Winemaking: The Continuation of Terroir by Other Means®
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“I strongly encourage readers to benefit from the delightfully scripted insights into viticulture and winemaking that form the “climate update” blog on Amalie Robert’s website, charting the entire winery year.”
- David Schildknecht, The Wine Advocate
Accolades
"Dena Drews and Ernie Pink have been quietly producing some of Oregon's most elegant and perfumed Pinots since the 2004 vintage. Their 30-acre vineyard outside the town of Dallas, abutting the famed Freedom Hill vineyard where Drews and Pink live, is painstakingly farmed and yields are kept low so production of these wines is limited. Winemaking includes abundant use of whole clusters, which is no doubt responsible for the wines' exotic bouquets and sneaky structure…"
- Josh Raynolds, Vinous, October 2015
Amalie Robert Estate shines in the shadow of Mount Pisgah, written by Michael Alberty, OregonLive, July 18, 2022
Winery spotlight: Amalie Robert Estate, Wine Business Monthly, July 21, 2022
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