2007 was drinking great. Mature but still fresh and lively. Secondary flavors emerging but don’t overshadow the core fruit profile. Light tart cranberry/raspberry
2007 was drinking great. Mature but still fresh and lively. Secondary flavors emerging but don’t overshadow the core fruit profile. Light tart cranberry/raspberry
Feb 12th, 2024
New world fruit with old school winemaking this is a classic Oregon Pinot in the Making . Aromas of red flower , spice , dried herbs , red cherry give way on the palate Elegance and power with dominating blue and red fruits a savory component and a saline /minerals finish needs a few years but should be great .
New world fruit with old school winemaking this is a classic Oregon Pinot in the Making . Aromas of red flower , spice , dried herbs , red cherry give way on the palate Elegance and power with dominating blue and red fruits a savory component and a saline /minerals finish needs a few years but should be great .
Dec 16th, 2018
The twiggiest of the twig and branches that make up the nose of a classic Pinot noir. This is room filling.
Cranberry, raspberry mushroom (hen of the woods and enoki), mouth watering afterthoughts of these fruits turn into a tannic interlude, within the light to medium body - an embrace of the tea tannins that linger on..
A great Pinot Noir. Thank you Cris and Tom.
The twiggiest of the twig and branches that make up the nose of a classic Pinot noir. This is room filling.
Cranberry, raspberry mushroom (hen of the woods and enoki), mouth watering afterthoughts of these fruits turn into a tannic interlude, within the light to medium body - an embrace of the tea tannins that linger on..
A great Pinot Noir. Thank you Cris and Tom.
Sep 21st, 2018
Okay, its good, but it isn't great. And if you're going to charge $45 for a bottle its got have its shit together. This is a very thin, whispery wine with a complex nose of strawberries and cherries smashed into a forest floor. The acidity is poised, the tannin are gentle, and the wine is certainly very pleasant and good time. But, at $45 its way overpriced. Should be about $30 at most, and that'll cost you some stars from Rossy Boy. - Ross Gardiner
Okay, its good, but it isn't great. And if you're going to charge $45 for a bottle its got have its shit together. This is a very thin, whispery wine with a complex nose of strawberries and cherries smashed into a forest floor. The acidity is poised, the tannin are gentle, and the wine is certainly very pleasant and good time. But, at $45 its way overpriced. Should be about $30 at most, and that'll cost you some stars from Rossy Boy. - Ross Gardiner
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Eola - Amity Hills, Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA
