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DISTRIBUTION: WHERE TO FIND FAIRSING WINES
NEBRASKA
Chieftain Distribution | Jerry Clemens, owner | 308.631.5734
Nebraska Retailers
Corkscrew (Blackstone) – Omaha
Corkscrew (Rockbrook) – Omaha
La Buvette – Omaha
Old Vine Wine and Spirits – Omaha
Pacific Cellars – Omaha
Spirit World- Omaha
Vino Mas – Omaha
Nebraska Restaurants
La Buvette- Omaha
Jams – Omaha
Omaha Country Club
Pacific Eating House – Omaha
V Mertz – Omaha
OREGON
Fairsing Vineyard| Mary Ann McNally
Oregon Retailers
New Seasons (Cedar Hill) – Beaverton
New Seasons (Barrows Rd) – Beaverton
Bend South Liquor Store – Bend
Newport Avenue Market – Bend
EVT Wines, LLC – Cornelius
Zupans (Boones Ferry Rd) – Lake Oswego
Wizer Oswego Foods – Lake Oswego
Roths (Baker Street) – McMinnville
Nye Beach Wine Cellar – Newport
Front Door Wine Sellers – Portland
New Seasons (Woodstock) – Portland
Zupans (Macadam Avenue) – Portland
Sip City Spirits and Wine Bar – Portland
Sip D’vine – Portland
Capers Cafe (Airport Way) – Portland
Mt Tabor Fine Wines – Portland
Uptown Liquor – Portland
Portland Wine Merchants – Portland
Oregon Restaurants
Trellis Wine Bar – Dundee
The Davis Restaurant & Bar – Eugene
Tavern on Main – Springfield
OWNERS and WINEMAKER
Mary Ann & Mike McNally, Owners
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Mary Ann and Mike McNally were born in Nebraska, raised their children in Texas, and became Oregonians in the fall of 2007.
Their three children are spread geographically between St. Louis, MO, San Diego, CA, and Portland, OR.
When asked what motivated them to develop a sustainable vineyard in Oregon’s wine country, their response is wholehearted appreciation for the rewards and challenges as growers of quality grapes in the Willamette Valley.
They acknowledge the incredible support and camaraderie of the local and regional wine industry.
“We learn so much from our industry colleagues and value the friendships cultivated in this diverse community.”
When contemplating a life among the hills of their Yamhill-Carlton AVA, they admit the quality of the wines convinced them to become part of the growing community.
Oregon’s Pinot noir and Chardonnay are extraordinary.
The McNallys count themselves as extremely fortunate to share the fermented fruits of our labors with family and friends near and far.
“Why a vineyard in Oregon?” There is no better life for us.
Meara Butler, General Manager
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Meara Butler has a head for data, a heart for textile arts, and the stamina for Irish dance.
Meara holds a master’s degree in Geography and has ten years of experience in Geographic Information Science (GIS) with firms in the Portland area.
Meara McNally Butler joined Fairsing in 2021 and serves as General Manager.
Meara manages vineyard and business operations, fruit sales, contract administration, and the growth of three-tier distribution and direct-to-consumer sales channels.
With Fairsing’s focus on sustainability, Meara explores adjustments to wine packaging and assists with socially responsible initiatives benefitting vineyard stewards and the greater community.
A textile artisan and an avid weaver, Meara serves on the Board of Directors of the North American Linen Association.
In addition to beekeeping duties with Mary Ann McNally in Fairsing’s apiary, Meara is an accomplished Irish Dancer.
Meara and husband, Gus, are parents of two children who keep them on their toes.
Robert Brittan, Winemaker
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A veteran of the wine industry since the early 1970s, Robert Brittan began his career in the Central Valley of California.
Robert attended the University of California at Davis, graduating with a degree in Fermentation Science in 1981.
Robert made wines for Far Niente Winery, St. Andrews Vineyard and Stags’ Leap Winery. In addition to managing his own vineyard and crafting wines for Brittan Vineyards, Robert is the consulting winemaker for select vineyards in the Northern Willamette Valley.
A firm believer that wines are much more compelling as they age, Robert is committed to a minimalist winemaking style and partners with exceptional vineyard sites to craft wines that cellar beautifully.
Since 2012, Robert and his team have been crafting wines for Fairsing Vineyard that are expressive and distinctive to the estate.
Robert’s enthusiasm for Fairsing’s varied exposures, geology, microclimates, and selections is reflected in each of Fairsing Vineyard’s wines.
FAIRSING VINEYARD
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WINE PORTFOLIO & ASSETS
Fairsing Vineyard Estate Wines
Nestled high in the hills of Oregon’s Yamhill-Carlton AVA, Fairsing Vineyard is bound by the Cascade and Coast Mountains and rooted in ancient marine sedimentary soils. Fairsing Vineyard wines continually express a true sense of place. Each vintage embodies the estate’s confluence of varied topography, diverse microclimates, and unique maturation profiles.
FAIRSING VINEYARD PINOT NOIR
Crafted from the finest clonal selections from across the vineyard.
Each vintage of the Fairsing Vineyard Pinot noir continues to inspire us with hallmark depth, layered complexity, and seamless elegance.

ACCOLADES & NOTES
A blended and lively expression of the estate. Open, vibrant, and accessible with vitality and herbaceous notes. This estate Pinot noir was crafted to enjoy in the near term, with mature flavors, light tannins, and finesse.
“After the first sniff of the wine in the glass, the earthiness fades away to reveal aromas of a loaf of fresh-baked sourdough and blackberry jam. Leathery tannins and brisk acidity blaze a path for a tart boysenberry, anise, and orange pekoe tea flavors. Fruit, alcohol, tannins, and acidity are in almost perfect harmony.” – M.A. 94 Points and Editor’s Choice, Wine Enthusiast
“Notes of dried cherries and red plums with hints of wet leaves, leather and licorice. Medium- to full-bodied with a dense, meaty structure and creamy tannins. Notes of darker berries and chocolate with velvety finish.” Drink now. 92 Points JamesSuckling.com
Inaugural vintage – not submitted
FAIRSING VINEYARD CHARDONNAY
Complexity, tension, and focus marks this barrel-fermented estate Chardonnay with orchard bloom scents, supple fruit flavors, and brightly balanced finish

ACCOLADES & NOTES
“Fresh and vibrant nose with citrus fruits, sliced pineapple, melon, white flowers, and raw almonds. Tangy and tense with a medium body and bright acidity. Refreshing and polished finish.” Drink or hold. 93 Points, Jamessuckling.com
“This is vivid and crunchy, with aromas of meyer lemons, ripe pears, savory herbs, jasmine and cream. Medium- to full-bodied, broad and structured, but delicate and sleek, Fresh and attractive acidity cuts through the polished texture and creamy finish.” Drink or hold. 93 Points, Jamessuckling.com
Not submitted for review
FÁINNE PINOT NOIR
Barrel Select
Fáinne, ring or full circle in Irish, honors the intertwining farming and merchant heritage of previous generations and the Fairsing Vineyard owners.
Each vintage is meticulously crafted in the cellar from select barrels encompassing the finest fruit from across the estate.
This dense and enveloping Pinot Noir bears the footprint of the vineyard and the light touch of Mother Nature.

TASTING NOTES
Dense and elegant with clove and black currants and an expressive finish. There is an immersive texture with refined tannins and seamless flavors that loiter on the back palate.
A complex blend of Pommard (25%), Dijon 114 (25%), Dijon 777 (20%), Dijon 667 (20%), and Dijon 115 (10%), this wine barrel-aged 16 months in 25% new French oak. Layered and concentrated, this bottling benefits from an intentional cooperage regimen with emphasis on toasted and spicier barrels.
Distinguished by its finesse and structure, this wine is bound for graceful aging in the cellar (2023 – 2038). 105 case production / 12 magnums
Framed by refined tannins and a dense immersive texture, this wine reverberates on the back palate and elongates to an expressive finish.
A complex blend of Dijon 114 (37%), Dijon 115 (18%), Pommard (18%), Wadenswil (18%), Dijon 667 (4.5%), and Dijon 777 (4.5%), this wine barrel-aged 16 months in 60% new French oak. Layered and concentrated, this bottling benefits from an intentional cooperage regimen with emphasis on toasted and spicier barrels.
Distinguished by its finesse and structure, this wine is bound for beautiful development in the cellar (2021 – 2036). 110 case production / 30 magnums
The barrel select 2016 Fáinne Pinot noir reserve represents all of Fairsing Vineyard.
A deft blend of of Pommard (60%), Wadensvil (20%), and Dijon 777 (20%) clonal selections, this wine barrel-aged 16 months in 40% new French oak with a final alcohol of 14.4%
Rich ruby color with hints of earth and light tobacco on the nose and black cherry dancing on the palate. Framed by broad tannins with a dense enveloping texture, this wine extends to a plush finish.
Layered and complex, this wine will continue to evolve in the cellar and reward the collector (2019-2029). 120 case production / 32 magnums
The 2015 Fáinne Pinot noir balances earthiness and elegance. A lush compilation of Wadensvil, Dijon 115, and Pommard selections, this wine barrel-aged 16 months in 60% new French oak with a final alcohol of 14%
On the nose rich tobacco leaf blends with molasses, ripe marionberry and black cherry cola. A soft entry glides to a strong middle and back palate presence. This wine features clean minerality and velvety fine-grained tannins.
With refined structure and depth, this wine will evolve continually over the next 10 years (2018-2028). 75 case production / 12 magnum
Matriarch Series Pinot Noir
As Fairsing Vineyard is an homage to traditions and trades of Irish ancestors, the Matriarch Series pays tribute to pioneering and industrious women across generations. Each distinct wine reflects variations across the vineyard in aspect, exposure, soil depth, and clonal selection. In the cellar, this series benefits from a robust barrel regimen with emphasis on French oak sourced for its toasty notes and consistency. Like the matriarchs they honor, these wines are expressive, memorable, and age beautifully.
SULLIVAN PINOT NOIR
Named for Winifred Sullivan, a vibrant and exuberant Irish redhead who was something of a vintner herself. This balanced wine showcases bright red fruit flavors and gorgeous texture.

ACCOLADES & NOTES
2024 – Spring release wine
Inaugural vintage – not submitted
DARDIS PINOT NOIR
This elegant wine, named for Hannah Dardis – a pioneering Irish woman who earned her college degree in the 1920s in rural South Dakota, reflects her refined sense of style.
With each vintage, plummy and dark fruit flavors marry with impeccable tannins and elongate to a finish hinting of spice and white pepper.

ACCOLADES & NOTES
92 Points Wine Enthusiast
92 Points JamesSuckling.com
92 Points Vinous Media
91+ Rating Wine Advocate
92 Points JamesSuckling.com
90 Rating Wine Advocate
93 Rating – Owen Bargreen (April 2023) “The 2015 ‘Dardis’ comes from a combination of Wadesnwil, Dijon 115 and Pommard clonal selection Pinot Noir vines. A marvelous effort by winemaker Robert Brittan, this opens with wild blackberry, black cherry and cloves on the nose. The palate is viscous and very fresh, with good underlying minerality and salty undercurrents. Drink 2023-2031.” – Owen Bargreen
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92 Points – Wine Spectator (October 2017) “Expressive rose petal and raspberry aromas combine with savory dark berry and licorice flavors, framed by refined tannins. Drink now through 2021″ – Tim Fish, Senior Editor
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90 Points – Wine Enthusiast (October 2017) “This blends estate-grown Wädenswil and Dijon 115 clones into a briary, open, and forward expression that accents its core of cherry fruit with a dash of cola. It lightens up as it finishes but remains nicely balanced and layered, with subtle hints of chicken stock.” – Paul Gregutt, Contributing Editor
Inaugural vintage – not submitted
KENNEY PINOT NOIR
This compilation is named for Mike McNally’s mother Claire Kenney McNally – a caring and vivacious Irish lass with bright blue eyes.
A harmonious Pinot noir with dark fruit notes and lengthy finish, this wine honors Claire’s wit, equanimity, culinary prowess, and love of family gatherings.

ACCOLADES & NOTES
“Aromas of freshly picked red cherries and strawberries with herbal notes. Medium-bodied. The palate displays tart, crunchy red fruit and chalky tannins. Crisp acidity and a flavorful finish.” Drink or hold. 92 Points, Jamessuckling.com
MCCARTHY CHARDONNAY
Our McCarthy Chardonnay is crafted from vines planted along Fairsing’s highest crest at the crown of the vineyard.
This cellar-crafted compilation bears the name of Mary Ann McNally’s mother Lucy McCarthy Spielman – a quick wit and voracious reader renowned for her love of poetry and gardening.

ACCOLADES & NOTES
Charismatic with salted toffee, apricot, and crisp acidity. Nuanced with savory richness, tension, and an elegant lengthy finish
91 cases produced, 6 magnums
Polished and elegantly structured with jasmine blossom and meadow foam honey scents. Approachable and winsome, with honeysuckle, ripe pear, and mineral accents. Ethereal acidity, flowing vibrancy, and balanced tension glide to an extended finish.
90 cases produced, 6 magnums
The Fairsing Vineyard Rosé of Pinot Noir
A natural born leader. Crafted from the first of the Pinot noir clusters harvested each vintage, this unflappable Rosé leads our tasting flights – greeting guests with sophisticated acidity and refreshing poise. Welcoming and balanced, this barrel-fermented wine complements savories, grilled selections, and Holiday favorites. Much like the socially sleek ‘Irish goodbye’, this perennial favorite has a tendency to disappear quickly and quietly.
ROSÉ OF PINOT NOIR
Intentionally crafted from Pommard and Dijon 777 clonal selections, this crisp and food-friendly wine delights with silky texture and lilt across the palate.
Warm summer scents waft from the glass, as garden-ripened red fruit flavors harmonize with a lovely tannic framework. Easily our summer favorite.










