Seems like there's good, classic Oregon material here, but it's a jumble right now. Bright fruit fighting with oak, earth and forest floor undone by a strangely sweet finish. Weird evolutionary point or just a wine whose pieces don't fit together?
Seems like there's good, classic Oregon material here, but it's a jumble right now. Bright fruit fighting with oak, earth and forest floor undone by a strangely sweet finish. Weird evolutionary point or just a wine whose pieces don't fit together?
Feb 11th, 2015
Eola - Amity Hills, Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA
