Sineann

Yates Conwill Vineyard Pinot Noir

9.150 ratings
8.89 pro ratings
Yamhill-Carlton, Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA
Pinot Noir
Top Notes For
Tom Casagrande

This took an hour to open up, but then got very fragrant. Ripe cherry juice, some clean loamy earth, a hint of toasted maple syrup. Zingy acids in the mouth, with intense cherry/mineral flavors and a a long finish. Really nice, but maybe a couple years more in the cellar will bring the complexity that takes it up a notch.

This took an hour to open up, but then got very fragrant. Ripe cherry juice, some clean loamy earth, a hint of toasted maple syrup. Zingy acids in the mouth, with intense cherry/mineral flavors and a a long finish. Really nice, but maybe a couple years more in the cellar will bring the complexity that takes it up a notch.

Dec 2nd, 2019
Daniel P. Drake

On this the middle of the week I stopped into my store of choice to pick-up a couple bottles of wine, one for tonight and the other for more towards the weekend. I chose the 2015 Sineann Yates Conwill Vineyard Pinot Noir from the Yamhill-Carlton area of Willamette Valley, Oregon for this evening.

The nose at first was a bit muted and I thought it may be a bit to chilled so I let it set for awhile to let it warm a bit and open up. After about an hour it seemed to be much more revealing and the notes started to come, cherry, cranberry, strawberry, cola, vanilla, cinnamon, violet, smokey oak and earth.

At the first sip on the palate I can get cherry, cranberry, raspberry, spice, rosemary, violet, oak, which I think is a bit much but some may find to their liking, cola, wet leaves and earth.

This wine is medium to full bodied with medium acidity and medium + fine tannins that lead to a medium to long dark fruit finish. This pinot noir harkens more to a California Pinot from the RRV or Carneros than a Willamette Valley Pinot that I have come to appreciate. Well, we are making that downhill slide into the weekend so please be safe and enjoy the rest of your week. Nostrovia! 🍷🍷🍷🍷

On this the middle of the week I stopped into my store of choice to pick-up a couple bottles of wine, one for tonight and the other for more towards the weekend. I chose the 2015 Sineann Yates Conwill Vineyard Pinot Noir from the Yamhill-Carlton area of Willamette Valley, Oregon for this evening.

The nose at first was a bit muted and I thought it may be a bit to chilled so I let it set for awhile to let it warm a bit and open up. After about an hour it seemed to be much more revealing and the notes started to come, cherry, cranberry, strawberry, cola, vanilla, cinnamon, violet, smokey oak and earth.

At the first sip on the palate I can get cherry, cranberry, raspberry, spice, rosemary, violet, oak, which I think is a bit much but some may find to their liking, cola, wet leaves and earth.

This wine is medium to full bodied with medium acidity and medium + fine tannins that lead to a medium to long dark fruit finish. This pinot noir harkens more to a California Pinot from the RRV or Carneros than a Willamette Valley Pinot that I have come to appreciate. Well, we are making that downhill slide into the weekend so please be safe and enjoy the rest of your week. Nostrovia! 🍷🍷🍷🍷

May 2nd, 2019
Richard Lewis

Red currant, a little peppery on the finish, light, great acid.

Red currant, a little peppery on the finish, light, great acid.

1 person found it helpfulJul 14th, 2013
Kim Kolb

White pepper, wet River Rock and a slight cocoa. Super dark in color. Dark cherry and a very nice finish

White pepper, wet River Rock and a slight cocoa. Super dark in color. Dark cherry and a very nice finish

Jan 17th, 2015
Colin Yates

Wine Buyer Macadoodles Fine Wine & Spirits

9.3

Awkward at first. Splendid after time.

Awkward at first. Splendid after time.

Oct 28th, 2014
Andrew Gallan

Velvety smooth. Great notes of plum and tea. Drink now 2020

Velvety smooth. Great notes of plum and tea. Drink now 2020

Nov 27th, 2020
Mark Rosse

Quite deep color. Wild bramble berries and good depth.

Quite deep color. Wild bramble berries and good depth.

Jul 9th, 2019
Mark Juckeland

Very good wine for the price.

Very good wine for the price.

Jun 3rd, 2018
Robert McFarlane

Infanticide.

Infanticide.

Oct 6th, 2014
Jared Silvia

Color was light red/burgundy. Very floral, with strong dark cherries. Taste is bright, with good backbone of acid. Wet stone, fire pit, and spices come through on the palate.

Color was light red/burgundy. Very floral, with strong dark cherries. Taste is bright, with good backbone of acid. Wet stone, fire pit, and spices come through on the palate.

Feb 11th, 2018