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Oct 18, 2019 · Nicolas Jay is a collaborative project between two friends, one from the music industry, and the other a proprietor of a leading Burgundy domaine. Jay Boberg (pictured above, right) is the music guy: he co-founded IRS records and later spent a decade as president of MCA/Universal Records. The Burgundian is Jean-Nicolas Méo (left, above), who ...
Aug 25, 2016 · Winemaker Jean-Nicolas Méo and music executive Jay Boberg reflect on their road from a lucky encounter in 1988 to their first release of Willamette Valley Pinot Noir. Christy Canterbury MW · Thursday, 25-Aug-2016
Mar 2, 2020 · Jay Boberg. Andrea Johnson “So, this transition to wine was not some haphazard thing. I was passionate about it. I had the sense that there was the potential to make unbelievable, or very great ...
4 days ago · Nicolas-Jay is the story of a three-decade friendship between famed Burgundian winemaker Jean-Nicolas Meo and visionary music entrepreneur Jay Boberg, and their shared love of Oregon Pinot Noir. At Nicolas-Jay, this is achieved by applying viticultural and winemaking experience gained from working with the grand crus of Burgundy to the finest grapes from Oregon. This includes fruit from the ...
Mar 2, 2023 · A retired owner of Boberg Engineering & Contracting Inc., he was born in Murray, Utah, to Jack W Boberg and Phoebe Delores Boberg. Sister Boberg is a ward missionary, scribe to the patriarch and temple ordinance worker and a former stake Relief Society presidency counselor, ward Relief Society president and ward Young Women president.
Mar 17, 2024 · The first 100% electric, driver-optional tractor has arrived in Oregon wine country. Nicolas-Jay Estate, led by Bourgogne winemaker Jean-Nicolas Méo and music entrepreneur Jay Boberg, is the ...
Nicolas-Jay was founded by celebrated Burgundian winemaker Jean-Nicolas Méo of Domaine Méo-Camuzet in Burgundy and renowned music and media entrepreneur Jay Boberg. This winery is dedicated to producing Pinot Noir from various appellations in the Willamette Valley in Oregon, with an eye towards the old-world craft taught to Jean-Nicolas by Henri Jayer.
