Wine: Oregon whites

A selection of the states more overshadowed options.

Tastemakers adore Oregon’s red wines, but the state’s “overshadowed” whites are “amazing too,” said Ray Isle in Food & Wine.

2010 Ponzi Vineyards Pinot Gris ($15). Behold “a textbook pinot gris”—from one of Oregon’s most respected wineries. Naturally, it combines “fresh nectarine and white-peach flavors” with “zesty acidity.”

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