Greenwing’s journey began with a single wine - a Cabernet Sauvignon from Washington’s Columbia Valley. The winery has since expanded into Oregon’s famed Willamette Valley with new Pinot Noir and Pinot Grigio offerings, marking the next chapter in its evolution. Crafted from premier vineyards across Washington and Oregon, Greenwing embodies the soul of the West Coast with wines that balance expressive character, craftsmanship, and approachability.
Brisk and bright, this wine is a vivid expression of Washington’s untamed beauty. Aromas of wild strawberry, Rainier cherry and ripe plum rise from the glass, layered with hints of baking spice and rustic earth. On the palate, a dynamic rush of pomegranate and raspberry unfolds, balanced by the depth of candied fig and juicy plum. A perfect palate weight carries the wine to a lovely, enduring finish.
- Joe Czarny
In the heart of Oregon wine country, the Willamette Valley is a tapestry of vineyard slopes, cool marine winds, and volcanic soils.Fog drifts through vine rows, cool nights preserve freshness, and every harvest reveals something new. Greenwing Pinot Noir is a reflection of this place, with bright red fruit flavors and a hint of spice. Renowned New York artist Nicolas V. Sanchez illustrated the label’s feather from a green-winged teal duck, indigenous to the Pacific Northwest.
Indigenous to the Pacific Northwest, the breeding grounds of the green-wing teal are located in the Columbia River Basin and the northern river valleys of Eastern Washington. Like the Greenwing Cabernet, the green-wing teal duck is vibrantly hued and highly gregarious, forming close-knit flocks that migrate throughout the United States.
Nicolas V. Sanchez
The Greenwing label, which features an original illustration of a feather from a green-winged teal duck, was created by renowned New York artist Nicolas V. Sanchez. His art has been featured in numerous magazines, including VOGUE Italia, Vanity Fair and New York Magazine, and he has appeared in exhibitions in the United States, China, and Italy.
