Oregon Pinot Noir

couple of nice Oregon PN are Broadley & Lange, Lange being the less expensive though they do have some Vineyard designates....have a good Pinot Gris as well

 

Thanks for bumping up the thread. Four Graces makes a very nice low priced PN

 

I actually pour 4 Graces as our house PN, nice middle of the road PN.

 

Davide. I'll have to root around in the cave...I think I have some more Cristom in there...maybe from 2010 or 2012 vintage. Anybody here had / remember Kalin? I have one bottle left of the 1997 I think.

 

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Davide. Found some of these. I must have consumed all of the 2012 Cristom but have 3 of the fabulous 2010 left. The Kalin is my last bottle 1997. Thought seeing two French beside two U.S. bottles would be fun.
The Les Pruliers is the last bottle of the 03, which was not a great year but I still have six of the 2005 down there. We're having duck this Saturday andI am opening a Dom. Drouhin 2010.

 

well, over production sometimes is an issue, but for entry level Oregon pinot A-Z is well known for a very good QPR. I do not like their second tier "Acrobat" series, though.

 

and if you want to try a nice value in Cali pinot, see if your wine shop carries "The Pinot Project". try a bottle. I think its in the $ 16 range.

 

Drank this last night, friend of mine was gushing over it....pricey PN it was a fruit bomb in a cabernet sought of way..I like my PN more subtle I guess
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