Loop De Loop

Loop De Loop Winery is a boutique winery located in Underwood, Washington, on the edge of the Cascade Mountain Range. The winery and its 9-acre Light Anthology Vineyard are situated at an elevation of 1,250 feet, with volcanic, ashy-sandy loam soil on a 33-degree slope facing Southeast. Julia Bailey Gulstine's low-intervention winemaking approach involves fermenting wines with wild yeasts that come in on the fruit from the vineyard, using minimal sulfur (less than 20ppm) and no fining or filtering. The resulting wines are described as bright, focused, intense, savory, aromatic, lithe, elegant, often mineral, and sometimes saline. The winery's philosophy is rooted in Burgundian "old-world" traditions, with a focus on allowing the fruit and fermentation to guide the process. Scott Gulstine farms the vineyard organically using regenerative farming practices, which supports the life and energy of the wines. The tasting experience at Loop De Loop Winery is not explicitly described, but visitors can explore the surrounding area, including the Columbia River Gorge, and enjoy views of Mt. Hood from the outdoor patio.

Written by Ava from public sources. Not written or reviewed by the winery.