2007 Willamette Valley Pinot Noir
The Willamette Valley Vineyards Estate Vineyard 2007 Pinot Noir is a stunning expression of this renowned region, showcasing the vibrant character and complexity of the varietal. With a captivating deep red hue, this wine invites you to explore its enticing aromas of ripe cherry and earthy undertones, combined with hints of spice that add layers of intrigue. The palate is luxurious and velvety, offering a medium-body that balances beautifully with its bright acidity, bringing an energizing lift to each sip. The fruit intensity is prominent, revealing juicy flavors that dance playfully across the taste buds, while the minimal tannins provide a soft, elegant finish. This Pinot Noir is wonderfully dry, making it an exceptional food-friendly option for a variety of dishes or simply to enjoy on its own. The 2007 vintage from Willamette Valley is a testament to the meticulous winemaking techniques turned to this exquisite terroir, promising both memorable drinking experiences now and potential for further development in the cellar.
The Willamette Valley Vineyards Estate Vineyard 2007 Pinot Noir is a stunning expression of this renowned region, showcasing the vibrant character and complexity of the varietal. With a captivating deep red hue, this wine invites you to explore its enticing aromas of ripe cherry and earthy undertones, combined with hints of spice that add layers of intrigue. The palate is luxurious and velvety, offering a medium-body that balances beautifully with its bright acidity, bringing an energizing lift to each sip. The fruit intensity is prominent, revealing juicy flavors that dance playfully across the taste buds, while the minimal tannins provide a soft, elegant finish. This Pinot Noir is wonderfully dry, making it an exceptional food-friendly option for a variety of dishes or simply to enjoy on its own. The 2007 vintage from Willamette Valley is a testament to the meticulous winemaking techniques turned to this exquisite terroir, promising both memorable drinking experiences now and potential for further development in the cellar.
