Adelsheim

Breaking Ground Chehalem Mountains Pinot Noir

9.024 ratings
9.09 pro ratings
Chehalem Mountains, Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA
Pinot Noir
Top Notes For
Aaron Means

Love that red fruit, menthol, and spruce

Love that red fruit, menthol, and spruce

1 person found it helpfulAug 10th, 2017
Matt Sterr

Rich and layered. Long finish. Well made.

Rich and layered. Long finish. Well made.

Sep 14th, 2016
Christine Havens

Intensely perfumed, Aldelsheim’s commemorative 2014 Breaking Ground Pinot Noir is composed entirely of Chehalem Mountain Pinot Noir, 12% of which is from the winery's estate. Sumptuous black cherries, black raspberry, underbrush, earth, and heirloom roses grace the nose. It’s ruby-hued and more opaque than is typical for Oregon Pinot—hinting at this wine’s concentration and depth. The tannins are fine and velvety, with a surprising degree of lift coming from a burst tart cranberry-and-iron-tinged acidity that crescendos with dried orange peel and citrus notes. 13.5% ABV | Sample

Intensely perfumed, Aldelsheim’s commemorative 2014 Breaking Ground Pinot Noir is composed entirely of Chehalem Mountain Pinot Noir, 12% of which is from the winery's estate. Sumptuous black cherries, black raspberry, underbrush, earth, and heirloom roses grace the nose. It’s ruby-hued and more opaque than is typical for Oregon Pinot—hinting at this wine’s concentration and depth. The tannins are fine and velvety, with a surprising degree of lift coming from a burst tart cranberry-and-iron-tinged acidity that crescendos with dried orange peel and citrus notes. 13.5% ABV | Sample

Jul 1st, 2016
Adam

A great Pinot!!

A great Pinot!!

Jun 2nd, 2019
Kelly Sanders

Very complex

Very complex

Jan 20th, 2019
Joe Lyons

Lots of red fruit, nice body...

Lots of red fruit, nice body...

Jan 22nd, 2018
Rob Moose

The mystery wine in the Burgundy stem that I couldn't place. Loved it!

The mystery wine in the Burgundy stem that I couldn't place. Loved it!

Nov 22nd, 2017
John Willison

Cherries, cherry licorice, and earthy tones. More cherry, black licorice and licorice root, drying ingesting finish.

Cherries, cherry licorice, and earthy tones. More cherry, black licorice and licorice root, drying ingesting finish.

Feb 24th, 2017
Joseph Leahy

Not a good first impression but it was drinkable

Not a good first impression but it was drinkable

Feb 10th, 2017
Jens Lundqvist

Bartender/waiter/sommelier/ PA & Co

9.0

Jens had this 5 years ago

Jens had this 5 years ago

Oct 27th, 2019