Tasting Notes

• Color: Light ruby
  
  

• Aroma: Wild strawberries, red cherry, and dried herbs with a whisper of forest floor
  
  

• Palate: Juicy red berries, silky texture, and earthy spice
  
  

• Texture: Light to medium-bodied with fine tannins
  
  

• Finish: Long and elegant with a savory edge
  
  

• Sweetness: Dry

Pairings

• Roast salmon or seared duck breast
  
  

• Mushroom and truffle pasta
  
  

• Charcuterie with cured meats
  
  

• Herb-roasted chicken
  
  

• Soft cheeses like brie or camembert

Vineyard & Tech

• Country / Region: USA / Oregon, Willamette Valley
  
  

• Varietal: 100% Pinot Noir
  
  

• ABV: ~13%
  
  

• Soils: Volcanic and marine sedimentary
  
  

• Vinification: Small-lot fermentation, gentle punch-downs, aged in French oak
  
  

• Closure: Natural cork

Story

This label began with a photo of street art in Spain, captured by my godmother in 2004 before the building — and the artwork — were lost forever. It symbolized rebellion, creativity, and impermanence. Today, Graffiti finds a new canvas in Oregon’s Pinot Noir.

In these vineyards, bats are more than symbols — they’re vital vineyard guardians. Feeding on grape moths and other pests at night, they help protect the vines naturally, reducing the need for chemical sprays. Studies show that bats can cut vineyard pest damage by up to 50%. To honor that partnership with nature, we’ve hidden a bat image on every Graffiti label — a tribute to both the wildness of the art and the living ecosystem that makes this wine possible. From misty Willamette slopes to your table, this is our message in a bottle.