Campfire toasted marshmallows on the nose. Slight citrus then mellow — a month ago
in line with the other reviews. An exceptional wine maker, doing everything from planting to pruning to winemaking. Very small production. Opened the bottle about an hour before consuming every last drop. Quite delicious. An exceptional example of Oregon Pinot Noir.  — 7 months ago
if all entry level burgs had this level of finesse, the world would be a better place. seamless oak integration—you really only feel it texturally and with a whisper of baking spices on the finish. the palate is all slightly desiccated but still vibrant red fruit. exciting, elegant and made my friends smile. — a month ago
Champonois like. Brioche, no sign of effervescence but it was very pleasing — a month ago
Very muted in the nose… hardly anything at first, fresh saltiness, barely a hint of green apple & lemon peel. And yet, fresh & enticing.
And then, on the palate this sings! Simply beautiful! With a touch of roundness & creaminess on the palate but also vibrant acidity, salinity, stony minerality. Ripe yellow apple & lemon. Vibrant, juicy and quite complex. Great depth & length.
A benchmark for Chablis & delish! — 3 months ago
Barrel proof. It’s hot. Yum. — 6 months ago
Chris Gorgone
Enjoyed with razor clams with cotechino, lemongrass, Calabrian chili, toasted garlic followed by campanelle alla nerano with zucchini, chili flake, squash blossoms, toasted hazelnuts, Parmigiano Reggiano and brown butter. — 10 days ago