2011 Huntington Hill Pinot Noir (Oregon) - 12 Bottles

This exceptional Huntington Hill Vineyard wine represents more than a boutique bottling-it is a reflection of legacy, stewardship, and the quiet pursuit of excellence.

Sourced from a 165-acre estate in Oregon's celebrated Willamette Valley, the vineyard was originally purchased and planted by Sharon Richardson and her late husband, Clent Richardson. Together, they cultivated not only premium fruit, but a philosophy-one grounded in sustainability, integrity, respect for the land, and a belief that great wine begins long before harvest.

Clent's influence is especially present in these rare bottles. Having passed in 2013, he was deeply involved in shaping the vineyard and the character of its wines during the years these vintages were produced. His commitment to the land and to traditional winemaking is, quite literally, captured in every glass.

Following his passing, Sharon continued to lead and steward the vineyard through its formative years, establishing strong relationships with wineries and positioning the estate for long-term success before successfully transitioning it to Foley Family Wines in 2019.

Each vintage reflects carefully selected fruit from the estate's finest blocks, shaped by the cooling winds of what is now the distinguished Van Duzer Corridor AVA. The site continues to produce sought-after Pinot Noir, Pinot Blanc, and Chardonnay.

Over the years, grapes from Huntington Hill Vineyard have been entrusted to some of Oregon's most respected winemakers, contributing to acclaimed wines from The Four Graces, Anne Amie, Acrobat, Domaine Serene, Evening Land, Soter, Adelsheim, and JK Carriere.

Donated by Sharon Richardson