Dundee Hills Pinot Noir

Stoller's 2013 Dundee Hills Pinot Noir opens with strawberry creme and raspberry tart, the nose is delicate, slightly faint and slightly sweet. On the palate—the only ripple amidst inner creaminess is a moderate level of acidity—just red berries, red apple skins, and a touch of minerality on the finish. I wanted to see a bit more concentration here, it's good, but not excellent. 12.9% ABV | Sample

T-Day Quaffer!

Such a lovely wine. Darker fruits and silky texture.

2013 is drinking great!

Classic easy drinking light pinot. Nice fruity cherry, some cola and a light earthiness. Perfect topper after palate fatigue.

It was OK. We drank it at Palace Arms.

Dark & brooding Oregon Pinot Noir. Tannins & earthy notes balance the fruit.

It was not as good upon opening as the next day and oddly it was good chilled. It was light and fruity and went well with grilled chicken.

Predominantly red fruit oriented with a good structure and a nice finish.

Bright and focused nose with notes of minerals, earth, raspberry and black cherry. Sleek and racy on the palate. Muted flavors of red fruits layered with bright acidity lead to smoky notes and tingling minerality. The finish is long and tart with notes of juicy fruit.