2022 Öömrang Puget Sound Estate Demi-Sec Sparkling

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.

The first time we featured Öömrang, in all of its ümlaüts glory, we broke records. Namely the wine that our own Spies purchased the most!

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).

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

Last time we featured the Siegerrebe it hit hard. We bought some for ourselves. So did you. And the cycle repeated until it quickly went the way of the dodo.

So we went back to the winery and rounded up the whole posse! The last few vintages got great scores and most wines from this brand kill it with reviewers but we got to the 2022 vintages before much press had been released.

This is possibly the best $20 investment you could make for the happiness of Future YOU. At OVER 70% off the math is mathing so hard!

This sparkling beauty has a touch of sweetness, tight bubbles and a huge host of flavors from the estate fruit; Müller-Thurgau, Sylvaner, Kerner and the lovely Siegerrebe. With that blend of aromatic whites, this is an absolutely stunning example of a Puget Sound sparkling from truly unique varietals. This is a great sparkling for those who love a touch of sweetness or for pairing with food with a bit of heat.

No doubt it’s a gem for the dinner table, or lunch, or a breakfast of champions!

Guess what though. Almost NO ONE has heard of Öömrang - yet. Even Google struggles. The only hits are some intel by local independent publications like Great Northwest Wine praising the last up 2021 vintages as “for the second straight year, and back-to-back vintages, Christine Stoecklein has proved to be one of the Pacific Northwest’s premier talents with the charming, food-friendly Siegerrebe” 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.”

Approachable at $75 or how about $20?!!! Pile up before missing out on something different and fun. Each varietal is unique and well worth the crazy price we’ve got them for today.