This wine consistently makes a compelling case for one of the best under $50 Oregon Pinot Noirs. Winemaker Ben Casteel believes that the entry-point wine is often the most reflective of an estate’s quality, and therefore... Read More
Perfumed nose of red currants, sour cherries, frozen raspberries, crushed stone and wild herbs. Medium-bodied with bright acidity. Precise, agile and seductive, with a vibrant core of succulent berries and a lift of white pepper... Read More
This might be the best $26 wine in the country, a blend of Cancilla, Freedom Hill, and Croft vineyards, with just a dash of a fourth site, Torres Hill, an Evesham Wood estate vineyard located just outside the Van Duzer appellation.... Read More
A bright and juicy pinot with cherries, cranberries, citrus fruit, hibiscus and spices. Medium-bodied, fresh and crunchy on the palate with delicious fruit and a zesty undertone at the end. Chalk and minerals in the finish.... Read More
A richer red hue, the 2022 Pinot Noir Zephine Roserock is also more floral and has some savory elements, but it also has a more pronounced dark stone mineral tone, with violets, black raspberries, tea leaf, and toasted spices.... Read More
The 2022 Pinot Noir Willamette Valley opens in the glass with white pepper and ground ginger dusting, giving way to crushed black cherries. Soft and pliant, a silky wave of tart wild berries flows across the palate guided by fresh... Read More
