Dusoil Pinot Noir
Two coasts of Pinot Noir, one label we have poured for years.
The story behind Dusoil
Dusoil Pinot Noir comes from two distinct American regions, and that split tells you most of what you need to know. The Lodi bottling is made by winemaker Larry Levine, aged nine months in a blend of 12% new American and French oak. The Oregon side runs through the Willamette Valley, including Yamhill-Carlton and Eola-Amity Hills, built as collaborations between French winemaker Bruno Corneaux and growers like Arthur Kalita of Hirschy Vineyard.
No single estate, no single founding year, just a series of custom winemaking arrangements that put terroir and sustainable farming first. The Oregon bottlings keep oak light and let fruit and earth lead. We have carried this label long enough to know both coasts, and we will tell you which one fits your table.
Explore the Dusoil range
Three bottlings, two states, one grape. Here is how the Dusoil lineup runs across our shelves and what each one pours like.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dusoil Pinot Noir 750mL | Pinot Noir, Lodi California | 13.5% ABV | Ripe red cherry, strawberry, baking spice, light earth |
| Dusoil Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley | Pinot Noir, Oregon | 13% to 14% ABV | Red fruit clarity, restrained oak, earthy finish |
| Dusoil Pinot Noir, Yamhill-Carlton | Single vineyard Pinot Noir, Oregon | 13% to 14% ABV | Bright acidity, fine tannin, forest floor |
| Dusoil Pinot Noir, Eola-Amity Hills | Single vineyard Pinot Noir, Oregon | 13% to 14% ABV | Cool climate fruit, spice, mineral edge |
| Dusoil Cabernet Sauvignon 750mL | Cabernet Sauvignon, California | Not stated | Darker fruit, fuller body, same house style |
| Dusoil Chardonnay 750mL | Chardonnay, California | Not stated | Orchard fruit, balanced oak, clean finish |
Which Dusoil is right for you?
The Dusoil Pinot Noir 750mL sits at $16.99 on our shelf, which puts a dry, medium bodied red with real regional character well inside everyday reach. The Oregon single vineyard releases run higher, roughly $24 to $28 depending on the site, and they earn it with fruit clarity and restraint. If you want to buy Dusoil online and compare both coasts, start with the $16.99 Lodi bottle, then step up to Willamette Valley. Our staff can walk you through the difference in ten minutes.
Dry, medium bodied, $16.99, and easy with anything off the stove.
Cooler climate fruit and light oak for anyone who wants earth over jam.
Single vineyard structure that holds up to pork loin and a full table.