Winderlea Vineyard Dundee Hills Pinot Noir

Popped and poured. No sediment. Nose reticent at first. With air, lovely scent of bright, spiced cherry, graham cracker, turned earth, and saline-scented crushed rock. Youthful and intense in the mouth, with a vigorous salinity accompanying the bright fruit. Turns very savory on the second half of the palate. Still some youthful but soft tannin. Very good acidity and length. Really fine. Will age. 9.2 for now but could go up.

Cherry, raspberry, currant, cranberry, vanilla, blackberry and oak. Light-bodied and soft tannins.

Last night and this wine has developed in the bottle over the few years I owned it - really really good

Not Shea Vineyard but a v. nice Pinot. Good balance and typicity.

Pretty tired.

Smooth and fruity, not too many tannins

A lot more fruit than earth characteristics

Nothing but goodness. Great Oregon Pinot

Consumed over 2 days. Day 2 was stellar! Really opened up

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