Gran Moraine takes its name from cataclysmic floods that occurred in the northern Willamette Valley during the last ice age. Aged in 40% new oak, aromas of red very fruits, floral and black pepper notes. On the palate blackberry and ripe strawberry flavors with cola, tea and earthy notes. Soft tannins, silky texture, long ending with berry fruits and floral notes. Very nice.
Gran Moraine takes its name from cataclysmic floods that occurred in the northern Willamette Valley during the last ice age. Aged in 40% new oak, aromas of red very fruits, floral and black pepper notes. On the palate blackberry and ripe strawberry flavors with cola, tea and earthy notes. Soft tannins, silky texture, long ending with berry fruits and floral notes. Very nice.
May 12th, 2020
Great depth and balance. Lovely medium ruby color, forward on the nose and very elegant.
Great depth and balance. Lovely medium ruby color, forward on the nose and very elegant.
Mar 13th, 2016
Surprising. 2011 was good. 2012 being a great year I was expecting something enjoyable. Yet a good example of: sticking stubbornly to parameters, can mess everything.
Surprising. 2011 was good. 2012 being a great year I was expecting something enjoyable. Yet a good example of: sticking stubbornly to parameters, can mess everything.
Oct 9th, 2015
$55 Berns
Pairs Amazing with steak.
Smoother pinot noir, some acid for steak, some spice/some dark cherry/bright berry
$55 Berns
Pairs Amazing with steak.
Smoother pinot noir, some acid for steak, some spice/some dark cherry/bright berry
Nov 9th, 2024
Tart, cherry, earthy. Lovely with tuna sushi pizza and miso glazed sea bass.
Tart, cherry, earthy. Lovely with tuna sushi pizza and miso glazed sea bass.
Feb 15th, 2023
Well balanced, earth and cherry fruit, good vintage.
Well balanced, earth and cherry fruit, good vintage.
Apr 18th, 2020
Yamhill-Carlton, Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA
