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Check us out on MSN.COM–we’re on a new show!

Thursday, May 7th, 2009

 

Press Release

Contact:  Danuta Pfeiffer 541-998-2828
 
OREGON WINERY FEATURED ON MSN.COM
“Appetite For Life” launches with Pfeiffer Winery
 
Junction City,– “Appetite for Life” with Travel Channel’s Andrew Zimmern, is a new Internet TV show launched on MSN.COM.  Produced by the same folks who produce Ugly Betty and The Office, and sponsored by MSN and Toyota, this big-time venture follows Andrew’s travels across the U.S. 
 
The show recently came to Eugene to experience Pfeiffer Winery, a boutique winery in the south Willamette Valley. Owners Robin and Danuta Pfeiffer produce only 1,200 cases annually and  with such a limited production, the wines are not sold in stores of restaurants and can only be purchased directly through the winery or their website.
 
Pfeiffer Winery’s reputation has sky-rocketed ever since their 2007 Pinot Noir was served to President Obama at a pre-inaugural dinner this past January.  And, Pfeiffer 
Winery is the only solar-powered winery in the south Willamette Valley, one of five in the state be powered by the sun.
 
The show will be offered online through the summer, and with 7,000 Internet hits a second on MSN, the Pfeiffer’s are holding their breath.  “This is very exciting,” Danuta says, “We have no idea what to expect.” 
 
“Maybe now we could take a vacation,” Robin says with a grin.
 

Pfeiffer Pinot Goes to Washington, D.C.

Friday, January 16th, 2009

 Local Oregon wine to be served at Obama table this weekend.

 

                                                         

 

 

 

Pfeiffer Winery Pinot Noir

 

To be served

 

At Blair House

 

This Weekend

 

 

 

 

 

 

President-elect Barack Obama gathers friends and family for pre-inaugural

celebration with Pfeiffer pinot noir. 

Junction City –It’s a long way from a small, boutique winery in Junction City, Oregon to the Blair House on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington D.C.  But a bottle of Pfeiffer 2007 Pinot Noir Blue Dot Reserve will sit on the table just across the street from the White House at the traditional presidential guesthouse hosting president-elect Barack Obama, his family and friends for a private pre-inaugural celebration Sunday evening.

 

Co-owner Danuta Pfeiffer with her husband and co-winemaker Robin Pfeiffer, says the opportunity to showcase their wine came serendipitously.  “It was a matter of a friend of a friend who happens to be from Oregon and one of Obama’s childhood pals.  He said he’s taking the wine with him this weekend and they’ll share it with dinner on Sunday before the inauguration,” Pfeiffer says.

 

“We’re hoping to hear back from the Obama’s,” Danuta says, “You never know.  But it’s a thrill to know Oregon pinot noir will be on the table.”

 

Pfeiffer Winery has a reputation in Oregon’s Willamette Valley as a boutique winery, making only 1,250 barrels of premium pinot noir and pinot gris.  Due to the small quantities, the wine is not sold in stores or restaurants and can only be purchased directly from the winery.  And just how good is the wine?  “It’s our latest release,” Robin Pfeiffer says, “We consider it and elegant, classic pinot noir and one of our best, with a clean, earthy aroma and a hint of cherries on the finish. It’s a new release and it will only get better with age.  But we don’t think it will last past Sunday.”

 

“It’s appropriate,” Danuta says, “that it’s still a young wine.  Just like this new administration, and the hope of the entire country, given a little time, the wine and this country will only improve with age.” 

 

The Pfeiffer’s are holding an Inaugural Celebration on Tuesday evening at their winery and will be toasting with their 2007 Pinot Noir Blue Dot Reserve.

 

 

 

 

Pinot Noir and Pfeiffer Winery Now Run by the Sun!

Saturday, September 6th, 2008

We are so excited!  Not only is our pinot noir gifted by the sun, but now our lives are too.  Within the next couple of weeks, Pfeiffer Winery will be the first in Lane County to be solar powered.  Solar voltaic panels will line the roof of our winery and will produce 25 KW of energy–enough to power the house, the winery and the tasting room!

 

We plan a big party with food and wine to baptize this new venture, and the re-opening of our candle-lit cavern tasting room.  We invite everyone to come out and see us.  Stay tuned for the Grand Opening date.