Facts and FAQ
Short answers about our wines, vineyard, shipping and wine club. Last updated November 11, 2026.
Our wines
What wines do you make?
We make Pinot Noir, a rosé of Pinot Noir and a sparkling Blanc de Noirs, all from our estate vineyard in Eagle Point, Oregon. Our current wines are the new 2024 Estate Pinot Noir ($45) and 2024 Enchanté Blanc de Noirs ($45), the 2023 Rogue Valley Pinot Noir ($20), the 2023 Estate Rosé of Pinot Noir ($35) and the 2023 Estate Pinot Noir ($45).
Which vintages are sold out?
The 2021 and 2022 Estate Pinot Noir are sold out, and only a few cases of the 2023 Estate Pinot Noir remain. The 2024 Estate Pinot Noir is our current Estate release.
What is the 2024 Estate Pinot Noir?
It’s 100% Pommard Pinot Noir from Block 1A, hand picked September 13, 2024, aged 18 months in French oak (primarily neutral) and bottled in July 2026. It’s close in style to our 2023 Estate, with more depth, body and tannin structure; it’s $45 a bottle and hasn’t been reviewed yet.
What is the Enchanté?
It’s our first sparkling wine, a Brut Blanc de Noirs (a white sparkling wine made from dark-skinned grapes). Ours is 100% Pommard Pinot Noir from Block 1A, picked August 27, 2024 at 18.9 Brix; it’s $45 a bottle and scored 91 Points, JamesSuckling.com.
What scores have your wines received?
The 2023 Estate Pinot Noir has 93 Points from Wine Review Online and from BevX, and the 2023 Rogue Valley Pinot Noir has 92 Points from IntoWine and 91 Points and Best Buy from Wine Enthusiast. The 2024 Enchanté has 91 Points and the 2023 Estate Rosé 90 Points, both JamesSuckling.com; the 2024 Estate Pinot Noir hasn’t been reviewed yet, and each wine page lists all its reviews.
Our vineyard
Where are your grapes grown?
In our estate vineyard in Eagle Point, Oregon, in the Rogue Valley AVA, where the valley meets the foothills of the Cascade Range.
What is planted in your vineyard?
25.90 acres of Pinot Noir: Pommard, Dijon 115 and Dijon 777 in Block One (14.23 acres, planted 2017), Wädenswil in Block 3a (7.46 acres, 2019) and Dijon 667 in Block 3b (4.20 acres, 2020). The 2024 Estate and the Enchanté both come from the Pommard in Block 1A.
Do you use herbicides or pesticides?
We don’t use herbicides; our family lives on this ranch and raises cattle here, so we take out the weeds under the vines with tools on the tractor. We use only natural or naturally derived pesticides, and only when needed, generally for mildew. Why we farm without herbicides.
Is Domaine St. Laurent family owned?
Yes. Domaine St. Laurent is owned entirely by our family, with no outside investors, and run by Will St. Laurent and his son, Alex St. Laurent, our winemaker. We are not part of a wine group and we are not owned by an investment firm. Our family came to the Rogue Valley in 1985 to raise cattle, planted our first vines in 2017 and released our first wine, the 2019 Pinot Noir, Block I. We live and work on this ranch, we farm the vineyard ourselves, and we plan for the land to stay in the family for generations.
Ordering and shipping
Can I buy a single bottle?
No. Each wine sells in multiples of three, and you can mix wines in sets of three; checkout is through Vinoshipper. Shop our wines.
How much is shipping?
Three bottles ship for about $29 to $34 by UPS Ground, depending on the state. Orders of 6 to 11 bottles ship for a flat $25, and orders of 12 or more ship for $25 with 20% off the wine. Tax and packaging fees are extra.
Do you offer a case discount?
Yes. Buy 12 or more bottles, any mix in sets of three, and you get 20% off plus $25 flat-rate UPS Ground shipping, applied at checkout with no code. Twelve bottles of the 2024 Estate Pinot Noir come to $457 delivered before tax and packaging; the offer can’t be combined with other codes.
Which states do you ship to?
AK, AZ, CA, CO, DC, FL, GA, HI, IA, ID, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MA, MD, MN, MO, NC, ND, NE, NH, NM, NV, NY, OH, OK, OR, PA, SC, TN, TX, VT, WA, WI, WV and WY.
How long does delivery take?
All wine ships UPS from Eagle Point, Oregon, and orders placed before 10 am Pacific can ship the same day. UPS Ground averages 2 to 3 days on the West Coast and 4 days to the East Coast; in hot weather we send Ground orders on Mondays.
Does someone have to sign for the delivery?
Yes, an adult 21 or older. Many customers ship to a work address or to a UPS Store location and collect it there.
Wine club and contact
Do you have a wine club?
Yes, two. Premiere members get a case of our latest Pinot Noir release in the fall and a case of our latest Rosé release in the spring at 20% off. At today’s prices that is $36 a bottle for our $45 Estate Pinot Noir and $16 a bottle for our $20 Rogue Valley Rosé. Select members get six bottles of each at 10% off, or $40.50 and $18 a bottle. Shipping is a flat $25 per shipment, and Premiere members also get 10% off orders outside the club. Members of both clubs get early access to new bottlings before they are released to the public. If you only want red wine, both clubs have a Reds Only option. Join the wine club.
Can I visit or pick up my order?
We don’t have a tasting room and aren’t open for visits. If you’re local, you can pick up your order at the ranch in Eagle Point: choose Pick Up at checkout.
How do I contact you?
Email or call us; our details are on the contact page. For wholesale and distribution, email sales@domainestlaurent.com. Trade buyers will find tech notes, a sell sheet, our brand deck and bottle shots on our Trade page.