Dennis Fraley from The Bottle Talk writes an entertaining article around wine pairings for personalities during the post Thanksgiving lull. Our Mosaic represents the balanced personality invoking a calm presence within the bustle of the holidays .

“I pour myself something that feels like a reasonable compromise between all these extremes, something that acknowledges the chaos without dwelling on it unnecessarily. Alexana Mosaic Pinot Noir, Dundee Hills Oregon, ($45) does exactly that, offering enough elegance to feel special while remaining approachable enough to match the mood of grateful survival.”

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Dr. Madaiah Revana, a cardiologist and founder of Revana Vineyards, whose journey from a small farming village near Bangalore, India, to owning acclaimed wineries in Napa Valley, Oregon, and Argentina reflects a life shaped by curiosity, perseverance, and a deep connection to the land. Though he grew up without exposure to wine, his agricultural roots and academic excellence led him to the U.S., where he developed a passion for fine wine. The author recounts meeting Revana at a dinner at Semma in New York City—celebrating both his wines and the success of Southern Indian chef Vijay Kumar—highlighting how Revana’s wines, like his story, embody authenticity, place, and soul.

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Discussing the origins of the Revana’s pursuit of excellence along with highlighting a few bottlings that reflect that legacy with high scores from reputable wine critics.

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The article “It Takes Two to Tango” explores the surprising and dynamic relationships between Oregon’s wine industry and that of Argentina. Through stories of winemakers who split their time between hemispheres, shared vineyard challenges like climate change, water management, and collaborative ventures the piece shows how these two distant wine regions are linked by knowledge exchange, friendship, and a shared passion for viticulture.

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Meet the Next Generation of Argentine Winemaking 
We’re thrilled to see Luciano, Winemaker at our sister property Corazón del Sol in Argentina, featured in a recent interview with Rob Theakston for Drink Hacker.

Located in Los Chacayes in the Uco Valley, Corazón del Sol is redefining expectations of Malbec and Rhône varieties at 3,600 feet elevation — where high-altitude farming, volcanic soils, and a commitment to organic practices come together to craft wines with power, elegance, and purpose.

Swipe over to our stories to read how Luciano and our team are shaping a bold new chapter in Argentine viticulture. 🇦🇷✨

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Read about our excellent hospitality team and how they are forming a new culture of approachability in luxury wine in Haute Living’s article Customized Hospitality: Inside the Revana Estate Experience.

For all its technical prowess, Revana Estate’s soul is its hospitality. Newly renovated and housed in a contemporary farmhouse setting, the estate’s private tastings unfold like elegant dinner parties, where a 60-inch Wolf range and a gleaming vintage Berkel slicer take center stage.

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Watch as Alexana Winemaker Tresider Burns, Director of Viticulture Drew Herman, and General Manager Jeff Lewis share what makes this new estate-grown Pinot Noir ‘Mosaic’ so unique from its organically farmed vineyard to the meticulous winemaking.

Introducing our ‘Mosaic’ Pinot Noir, a testament to the unparalleled diversity of terroir within Alexana Estate’s two vineyards nestled in the backside of the Dundee Hills. At the heart of our ‘Mosaic’ lies the Alexana Estate Vineyard, a renowned site twice honored in Wine Spectator’s TOP 100. Straddling a unique confluence of volcanic and ancient marine sedimentary soils, this vineyard features 32 blocks, each a distinct expression of soil, clone, and rootstock.

Together, these two vineyards offer a vibrant tapestry of flavors. Regenerative farming practices and meticulous hand-harvesting ensure each block’s individual character is preserved. The grapes are fermented and aged separately, allowing their unique personalities to fully develop before being brought together into this final ‘Mosaic’ of Pinot Noir.