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Artisanal Wine Cellars Jubilee Vineyard Pinot Noir 2006

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Winery:
Artisanal Wine Cellars
Varietal:
Pinot Noir
Region:
USA > Oregon > Willamette Valley
Type:
Red Wine
Drink Dates:
Drink Now - 2013
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Oregon has only recently emerged as a source for premium wine and is winning fans over to their somewhat earthy style of Pinot Noir. With vineyards a bit cooler than most of California's, yet warmer still than Burgundy, Oregon's Pinot Noirs feature a synthesis of ripe fruit, ripe structure and transparency that draws on the strengths of both. The wines tend to have a touch of earthiness and a sense of transparency that many Pinots from California lack yet the fruit profile, full of dark berries, is decidedly warm-climate in nature.

Winemakers Notes

Jubilee Vineyard in Dallas, Oregon is the newest vineyard to join our Artisanal line up and we could not be happier. With just a bit of pepper on the palate and a hint of rose petals on the nose, it is a fabulous celebration of young, bright fruit.

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