HV Cellars Winery Umpqua Valley Oregon
Wine for a New Age
The most amazing and misunderstood thing about our wine industry is that 70% of the total available market are those interested in wine who do not buy and don’t know how to even start. Those of us in the industry seem to strive for the perfect wine in relation to the existing wine profiles established by long standing convention or the wine critics. In fact a closer look will show most non wine drinkers were brought up drinking sweet things like sodas or juice. So it would seem reasonable that if we looked closely at the largest part of the market we should lean toward making wines that are a bit more user friendly to the uninitiated. That would be sweeter or fruitier wines.
HV Cellars Winery
HV Cellars formerly Hawks View Winery is a family owned and run vineyard and winery. The first and largest estate winery in Coos County, southern Oregon between Coos Bay and Roseburg. HV Cellars offers hand crafted small batch award winning varietal and fruit wines.
“If you don’t think fruit wines can be serious, then take a long look and taste of this … wine from the Southern Oregon Coast.”
“If you don’t think fruit wines can be serious, then take a long look and taste of this … wine from the Southern Oregon Coast.”
-- Winepress Northwest Magazine
How to Host a Wine Party!
A Wine Tasting Party is a great way to bring friends and family together in an atmosphere which is new and exciting. You can use the event to introduce your favorite wines to the group or break free from the routine of drinking the same old wine and explore new and unusual varietals.
Spice things up by implementing a wine theme such as Oregon Wines, Wines of the Umpqua Valley, Baco Baco, Dessert Wines, Fruit Wines, Wines of Italy, California Wines, etc. or pairing wines with specific cheeses or chocolates and having a blind taste test. Implementing methods such as vertical or horizontal wine tasting will help your guests focus on tasting the nuances found in both red and white wines.
Spice things up by implementing a wine theme such as Oregon Wines, Wines of the Umpqua Valley, Baco Baco, Dessert Wines, Fruit Wines, Wines of Italy, California Wines, etc. or pairing wines with specific cheeses or chocolates and having a blind taste test. Implementing methods such as vertical or horizontal wine tasting will help your guests focus on tasting the nuances found in both red and white wines.