Lavinea

Lazy River Vineyard Pinot Noir

9.117 ratings
9.28 pro ratings
Yamhill-Carlton, Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA
Pinot Noir
Top Notes For
LM Segal

Very pleasant surprise - dry and stemmy bright red cherry, raspberry and tea notes with a lightly perfumes nose of red flowers.

Very pleasant surprise - dry and stemmy bright red cherry, raspberry and tea notes with a lightly perfumes nose of red flowers.

Jun 15th, 2019
ADAM STROMFELD

Rolling cooked red and black cherries and rose petals on the tongue. Soft and well balanced. Barnyard nose. Easy finish

Rolling cooked red and black cherries and rose petals on the tongue. Soft and well balanced. Barnyard nose. Easy finish

Jan 30th, 2019
Jordan Wardlaw

@Delectable Wine This is Yamhill-Carlton AVA

@Delectable Wine This is Yamhill-Carlton AVA

Sep 29th, 2018
Daniel P. Drake

Tonight's wine is the 2014 Lavinea Lazy River Vineyard Pinot Noir from the Yamhill-Carlton AVA in the Willamette Valley. The winemaker: Isabelle Meunier, formerly of Evening Land, who trained with Dominique Lafon and also has the distinction of crafting the highest-rated Oregon Pinot Noir in the history of Wine Spectator: 2012 Evening Land La Source." The Lazy River Vineyard, a south-facing, perfectly rounded bowl of a vineyard, generally acknowledged to be one of the finest sites in Yamhill-Carlton District.

Aromas a very prevalent with notes of red raspberry, red cherry, strawberry, clove, vanilla, mushroom, sassafrass, cinnamon, dusty rose petals, and rich earthy loam.

Upon first sip there is tart sour cherry, red raspberry, clove, cinnamon, dusty mineral laden soil, rose petals.

This wine is medium bodied with medium + acidity and crisp medium tannins that gives you lovely length and balance. Please have a wonderful labor day weekend and as always stay safe. Nostrovia! 🍷🍷🍷🍷

Tonight's wine is the 2014 Lavinea Lazy River Vineyard Pinot Noir from the Yamhill-Carlton AVA in the Willamette Valley. The winemaker: Isabelle Meunier, formerly of Evening Land, who trained with Dominique Lafon and also has the distinction of crafting the highest-rated Oregon Pinot Noir in the history of Wine Spectator: 2012 Evening Land La Source." The Lazy River Vineyard, a south-facing, perfectly rounded bowl of a vineyard, generally acknowledged to be one of the finest sites in Yamhill-Carlton District.

Aromas a very prevalent with notes of red raspberry, red cherry, strawberry, clove, vanilla, mushroom, sassafrass, cinnamon, dusty rose petals, and rich earthy loam.

Upon first sip there is tart sour cherry, red raspberry, clove, cinnamon, dusty mineral laden soil, rose petals.

This wine is medium bodied with medium + acidity and crisp medium tannins that gives you lovely length and balance. Please have a wonderful labor day weekend and as always stay safe. Nostrovia! 🍷🍷🍷🍷

Sep 1st, 2017
Ryan Kus

Ryan had this 6 years ago

Ryan had this 6 years ago

1 person found it helpfulMar 7th, 2019
Gary Hill

Single vineyard Oregon Pinot Noir- one of the best.

Single vineyard Oregon Pinot Noir- one of the best.

Mar 10th, 2017
RustyR

Dried mushrooms and raspberry on nose. Rose/violet full mouthfeel. Nice structure balanced acid Dusty earthy flavors. Very good.

Dried mushrooms and raspberry on nose. Rose/violet full mouthfeel. Nice structure balanced acid Dusty earthy flavors. Very good.

Apr 12th, 2019
Bob Miller

Love all of her wines. Difficult to pick a favorite. Lazy River has a bit more depth both on flavor and color than her other wines. Beautiful. Tastes even better when we get to enjoy with the winemaker. Isabelle Mugnier is simply one of the best.

Love all of her wines. Difficult to pick a favorite. Lazy River has a bit more depth both on flavor and color than her other wines. Beautiful. Tastes even better when we get to enjoy with the winemaker. Isabelle Mugnier is simply one of the best.

Jan 30th, 2019
Mark Juckeland

Bottle No 0487- the nose keeps changing as I drink it. Starts out earthy, and licorice and turns into dark fruit. Dark fruit in the palate.

Bottle No 0487- the nose keeps changing as I drink it. Starts out earthy, and licorice and turns into dark fruit. Dark fruit in the palate.

Jun 21st, 2018
Jordan Wardlaw

Jordan had this 6 years ago

Jordan had this 6 years ago

Mar 30th, 2019