OOHHHHH! GUESS WHAT?! By POPULAR demand, Öömrang is back!

And we are honored to be offering the first to offer the critically acclaimed 2023 vintage. These wines have been discovered since we first offered them a year ago.

Our first offering of Öömrang broke records. Namely the most Spy purchased wine ever!

The Spies weren’t the only major fans of the last Öömrang we offered either. Check out these comments from the Facebook group (which you should totally be a part of if you aren’t already).

You’ll find plenty of hype about our first Öömrang if you search:

“Very easy to drink” “Ooomrang? More like OMG!” “Huge crowd pleasing potential”

Well, we heard you! So we went back to the winery and begged for more!

The new vintage has been truly discovered by the critics too. The set has blown up multiple awards shows, earning Double Golds and Judge’s hearts at the Las Vegas Global Awards, the Food and Beverage Proof Awards and, a personal favorite, the San Francisco International Wine Competition. That’s not to mention the mid 90s scores across the board!

WARNING: Nerds are gunna nerd!

According to Wikipedia *“Amrum Frisian, also known as Öömrang, is the dialect of the North Frisian language spoken on the island of Amrum in the North Frisia region of Germany. Öömrang refers to the Öömrang Frisian name of Amrum, which is Oomram.”

Did you note that? There will be a quiz.

If you’re still reading…. Did you notice our price!? $22!? For the new release! You won’t find these wines anywhere else unless you pack out to the winery itself! And that is IF you can get an appointment!

Back to geekdom, Sylvaner also is primarily found in Germany and rarely seen outside of the country. Thanks to DNA profiling, we now know that Silvaner’s parents were Savagnin/Traminer and a now-obscure Austrian light-berried variety that looks very like Silvaner and is known as Österreichisch Weiss. Tropical passion fruit, ripe pear, rosemary and granite set this varietal apart. This wine is dry and glorious for its complexity and drinkability. A case me wine, TBH.

Öömrang is on the downlow in comparison still. The intel by local independent publications like Great Northwest Wine praise the whole operation and Sip Magazine talking up “unique German grape varietals, including ones rare in the Pacific Northwest like Siegerrebe and Muller-Thurgau and the almost-unfindable Kerner and Sylvaner. If you are looking for a bottle to enjoy, currently Öömrang features a range of sunshine-y approachable whites.” Add in the Winery of the Year for 2023 and the Century Award from Pr%f Magazine and a solid 94 from the Tasting Panel.

Approachable at $65 and irresistible at our $22! Pile up before missing out on something different and fun. Check the store for the rest of the Öömrang line up too. Each varietal is unique and well worth the crazy price we’ve got them for today.