Impressive wine for $20! Grapes sourced from Oregon Valleys of Willamette, Umpqua and Rogue. Cool climates enable a longer growing season, giving an intense structure. Medium Ruby with loads of Berry fruit flavors & sweet spice. Ripe fruit, cranberry and cherry, with cinnamon spice, consistent quality. On the finish, vibrant acidity, great balance and a touch of earthiness with subtle tannins. Tasting Sample.
Impressive wine for $20! Grapes sourced from Oregon Valleys of Willamette, Umpqua and Rogue. Cool climates enable a longer growing season, giving an intense structure. Medium Ruby with loads of Berry fruit flavors & sweet spice. Ripe fruit, cranberry and cherry, with cinnamon spice, consistent quality. On the finish, vibrant acidity, great balance and a touch of earthiness with subtle tannins. Tasting Sample.
Mar 6th, 2021
Good luck identifying this as PN without reading the label. Fruity, viscous, homogeneous and 13.6% ABV
Good luck identifying this as PN without reading the label. Fruity, viscous, homogeneous and 13.6% ABV
Feb 11th, 2020
Pretty solid Pinot Noir for $20
Pretty solid Pinot Noir for $20
Mar 31st, 2018
Nice Pinot. Wagner Family, good stuff.
Nice Pinot. Wagner Family, good stuff.
Jan 12th, 2018
“Easy drinking”
Sep 25th, 2017
Today another pinot the 2013 Elouan Pinot Noir. This wine is bottled in St. Helena, CA but I believe the grapes are sourced from Oregon. This is brought to you by the Wagner Family and along the lines of the Meiomi Pinot and in drinking it you can see the similarities in the two. The nose is weak but can still make out cherry, raspberry and a dusty soil. The palate shows me tart cherries, rasperry, sassafras, milk chocolate, creamy caramel and a floral note. There is a good medium fresh acidity, smooth tannins and a good long finish. I do like this wine and I purchased for $23.99.
Today another pinot the 2013 Elouan Pinot Noir. This wine is bottled in St. Helena, CA but I believe the grapes are sourced from Oregon. This is brought to you by the Wagner Family and along the lines of the Meiomi Pinot and in drinking it you can see the similarities in the two. The nose is weak but can still make out cherry, raspberry and a dusty soil. The palate shows me tart cherries, rasperry, sassafras, milk chocolate, creamy caramel and a floral note. There is a good medium fresh acidity, smooth tannins and a good long finish. I do like this wine and I purchased for $23.99.
8 people found it helpfulJun 6th, 2015
No sense of oregon just tastes like wagner. I guess i see the appeal, lush high alc fruit bombs. But just not what im looking for, especially from oregon
No sense of oregon just tastes like wagner. I guess i see the appeal, lush high alc fruit bombs. But just not what im looking for, especially from oregon
7 people found it helpfulApr 21st, 2015
Please Wagners... Leave Oregon alone. These are not the droids you are looking for.
Please Wagners... Leave Oregon alone. These are not the droids you are looking for.
6 people found it helpfulDec 23rd, 2015
Not the wagners finest... Not bad but nothing special to it. Very light and easy going.
Not the wagners finest... Not bad but nothing special to it. Very light and easy going.
5 people found it helpfulJan 13th, 2015Impressive wine for $20! Grapes sourced from Oregon Valleys of Willamette, Umpqua and Rogue. Cool climates enable a longer growing season, giving an intense structure. Deep Ruby with loads of Berry fruit flavors & sweet spice. Ripe fruit, cranberry and cherry, with cinnamon spice, consistent quality. On the finish, vibrant acidity, great balance and a touch of earthiness with subtle tannins. Tasting Sample.
Impressive wine for $20! Grapes sourced from Oregon Valleys of Willamette, Umpqua and Rogue. Cool climates enable a longer growing season, giving an intense structure. Deep Ruby with loads of Berry fruit flavors & sweet spice. Ripe fruit, cranberry and cherry, with cinnamon spice, consistent quality. On the finish, vibrant acidity, great balance and a touch of earthiness with subtle tannins. Tasting Sample.
2 people found it helpfulApr 14th, 2019
Oregon, USA
