The Four Graces Pinot Blanc Dundee Hills (2009)
| Winery: | The Four Graces |
| Region: | USA » Oregon » Willamette Valley AVA » Yamhill County » Dundee Hills |
| Varietal: | Pinot Blanc |
| Type: | Table Wines |
STEVE AND PAULA BLACK began the pursuit of a dream in 2003 when they purchased the 110-acre vineyard located in the Red Hills of Dundee and created The Four Graces. The Four Graces is named in honor of their four daughters – Alexis, Vanessa, Christiana, and Jillian. Brother Nicholas is recognized on the Reserve as "Keeper of The Four Graces." The Blacks wanted to make consistently outstanding Pinot Noirs representative of this unique terroir. They are committed to making rich, complex wines where the fruit may be elegantly expressed in the Four Graces wines. The wines are hand-crafted in small lots using traditional techniques coupled with the most modern technology in wine-making.
– Description from Mimi Kim
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The Four Graces on SnoothFebruary 2013
Juicy pear, apricot, lychee, apple and hints of bubblegum with minerality n the nose. Flavors of fresh tangerine, grapefruit and lime zest. Hint of minerality with bright acidity. Full bodied and balanced wine. Juicy and tasty. Really flavorful wine!93 pts. 11/3/12 Read More
November 2012
The nose reminded me of young, yeasty Beaujolais, making me think it was still a bit too young to drink. VERY tight palate, high in acid. Flavors of bright red cherry and berry. Will be nice when it mellows out in a few years. Tasted at Marche Baucchus 11/10/12 Read More
November 2012
Big tart cherry nose. Light spice and slate. Hints of lilac. Delicate currant and plum on the palate with a spicy, refined finish. Very young and tight yet.87 pts.11/10/12 Read More
June 2012
This is my all time favorite Pinot Blanc. Peaches and pears on the nose are followed by perfectly balanced and vibrant flavors of mandarin orange, grapefruit and juicy green apples. The lingering finish is spirited and vivacious and down-right delicious. Read More
May 2012
This is a very mellow, smooth drinking Pinot Noir with that familiar cranberry flavor that I'm finding in almost all '09 vintage Willamette Valley Pinots. It also displayes blackberries and earth. I love the super long finish and well balanced acidity. Read More
April 2012
Light, off-dry, forgettable. Read More
December 2011
Somersett - last TGIF Read More
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