Omega

is 100% Pinot Noir from a 4 acre section of the Shea Vineyard which is planted to the Wädenswil clone.
Shea Vineyard is a renowned vineyard in the Willamette Valley in Yamhill County in Oregon.
has an ABV of 15.5%.
was aged in French oak, 90% new.
was bottled into 640 cases including some magnums.
has a brown wax capsule and was shipped in tan tissue paper.
is one of ten Pinot Noir wines made by SQN, 1996—2005 and the last SQN Pinot Noir from Shea Vyd.
This wine is called Omega because it is the last SQN Pinot Noir from Shea Vineyard, and Omega (Ω) is the last letter in the Greek alphabet.

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One Magnum of Omega 2003 Pinot Noir came in a wooden box with two bottles of Sublime Isolation 2003 White Blend and three 750ml bottles of Omega 2003 Pinot Noir.
Most, but not all, of these two wines were sold this way. Some individual bottles were sold to the newest members of the mailing list because there wasn't enough of either wine for everyone to get a full boxed set.
Looking at the open box photos below, the one magnum of Omega is across the top, three 750ml bottles of Omega are on the left (in tan tissue paper), and two bottles of Sublime Isolation are on the right (in black tissue paper).
One of the Sublime Isolation bottles was a Bordeaux-style bottle and the other a Burgundy-style bottle.
The Burgundy-style bottle is the one all the way on the right in the open box photos below.
The Bordeaux-style bottle is the 2nd from the right.

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