😳 Deal of the Year? Oh, it is $9.99 😳
08.25.2026
2024 Six Stones Pinot Noir
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Six Stones Pinot Noir
Oregon's Rogue Valley sits at the bottom of the state, sharing a fence line with California and a personality with neither. Three river valleys, three microclimates, and vineyards perched between 1,200 and 2,000 feet make it one of the more quietly interesting places to grow Pinot Noir in the country. Six Stones is exactly that: a Rogue Valley Pinot that earns its place on the shelf without needing to borrow Willamette's reputation.

Release Price: $20.00
winestore. Price: $9.99 (net)
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SALE ends Sunday August 31st, 2026
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Believe me...or don't believe me...but this may be the deal of the year, and I'm not sure it's gonna be even close.
For starters, real Oregon Pinot Noir for $9.99 basically does not exist. A cursory search of google will confirm this for you.
This begs the question though - why are we seeing it for $9.99. Is something wrong with it? A little long in the tooth? Flavors are off? We ask those questions all the time when we see deals this good pop up.
One taste of Six Stones Pinot Noir and all I can tell you, this wine is darn near perfect. It's better than some $40 Pinot Noirs we have in the store right now.
The main issue, as it is with all the best deals, is that inventory is finite. We have 280 cases at this price and then that is it. (To put that into context you all bought 423 cases of Snowvale last week at $9.99...so expect this to be gone in a hot minute).
Six Stones is a label from Foris Vineyards, and Foris is a name serious Oregon drinkers know. Ted Gerber went south in 1971, armed with 30 years of weather data, and bought his first 15 acres near an abandoned mining town called Holland, in the hills above Cave Junction. He planted vines in 1974. At the time, he was every bit the pioneer down south that Lett, Erath, Adelsheim, and Ponzi were up in the Willamette Valley. Those guys became household names, but Gerber just kept farming.
Fifty years later, Foris is still family owned, still farming the same land: 400 acres in a pristine alpine valley at the base of the Siskiyou Mountains, in the Illinois Valley, the coolest and most coastal corner of the Rogue Valley AVA. Warm days, genuinely cold mountain nights, and Pinot that comes out pure, silky, and vibrant. Gerber was also one of the first believers in Dijon clones, and his propagation program supplied cuttings to top California wineries. The man quietly shaped more of West Coast Pinot than most people will ever know.
Deal of the year? Based on the quality I think so...I mean, I'm taking home two cases because I know I will want this around during the holidays and every weekend in between now and then 😂
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