Purity, crunchy, zesty.
Poplar Grove's Cascadia Series project was born out of necessity following the devastating freezing event of 2024, which significantly impacted their estate vineyards and those of much of the Okanagan Valley. In order to continue bringing exceptional wines to customers, they sourced premium fruit from just across the border in Washington State. Despite the origin of the grapes, every other part of its journey--from fermentation to bottling, aging, and packaging--happened in Canada. Poplar Grove selected vineyards from some of Washington’s most renowned AVAs, each known for their unique terroir and exceptional grape quality: Wahluke Slope, Goose Gap, Yakima Valley, and Horse Heaven Hills.
"We embrace the Pacific Northwest’s winemaking potential and celebrate the ability to craft wines that showcase the best fruit available while staying true to our Canadian roots." ~ Poplar Grove

This Pinot Gris (with splashes of Viognier, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay and Muscat) is a blend of cooler and warmer sites to achieve ripeness but also maintain acidity. It offers aromas of Asian pear and kumquats, honeysuckle and fresh mountain stream. The palate is fresh but has a slight creaminess and boasted lifted sweet orchard fruit flavours. It has a long zesty finish with a hint of marzipan; very satisfying with a lovely purity overall.
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Wine Scores Reviewed - March 18th, 2025