La Source Seven Springs Estate Pinot Noir

medium reddish purple; raspberry, rhubarb, dried leaves, campfire, subtle floral notes; tart red fruits, stony minerality, long peppery finish; medium body, high acidity, polished tannins, 13.5% ABV; sourced from the summit of the famous Seven Springs Vineyard and aged 12 months in 25% new French oak; $75

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We had the 2016 Vintage on 12/22-23/23. Not bad, but not great. Blackberry, blueberry and a peppery finish. I have had better from Evening Land

Nice dry Pinot with hints of berry

We had the 2015 Vintage on 2/18-19/23. A wonderful Oregonian PN. A fruit forward, New World, well balanced Pinot Noir. Velvety mouth feel. Black cherry, elderberry and raspberry. Other comments mentioned minerals and earthiness; I do not detect such in this wine. Nevertheless, this is very good

Came across as watery and kind of bland. Opened herbal but faded quickly. Flavors of pomegranate and black cherry on the front but not much aftertaste.

Winestyr. Great Pinot.

Tart cherry, raspberry, pomegranate, flowers, dried tea leaves, black pepper, and smoked minerals. Lovely finish, a bit more heavy than some Pinots but not as juicy or full bodied as the Phelps.

Pop and pour. A majestic medium ruby red color. On the nose: subtle notes of stewed cherries, minerals, floral, wet forest floor, slight funk, vanilla oak. Taste: elegant, smooth, dry medium body wine with tart cherry, crushed rocks, earthy, herbs, and a peppery tea medium plus finish. 1st time trying this producer.....might have to check out other wines from this producer. .

Elegant and smooth. But at $90 I expected more...light black cherry, raspberry, and tea notes.