This is one of 300 bottles pulled out of the remnants of a winery fire in Chelan last year. 80 barrels or '12 and '13 lost in the span of 45 minutes. Four Lakes Winery has come back from that and did this gem. It was surprisingly tight on take off. We have it about a half hour and it opened up very nicely. Fruit forward with a slight limestone action on the tippy-toey end. I've had fire-surviving wine before, but I'll remember this one. PS: my first was a 2000 Erath Pinot Noir. — 11 years ago
Like erath, but cheaper — 12 years ago
Ridiculously awesome. — 13 years ago
Dry wine that finishes well. Buy it again. — 10 years ago
Plum. Cherry. A great thinking wine. — 10 years ago
Classic Graves scorched Erath, very good esp for the vintage. — 11 years ago
Masi Corbec 2008 / Gerard Vertrand Cigalus 2009 / Erath Willmette Valley PN 2009 — 12 years ago
Oregon Dornfelder. Cool stuff. Planted by Dick Erath planted the vines in 1984. — 12 years ago
Birth year! Surprisingly lively with all the accolades of wisdom, just like me, ha! ;) — 11 years ago
Oaky for a rose. Not sweet. Almost drinks like the Pinot blanc or a Chardonnay — 12 years ago
Picked up during our trip to Oregon. Slightly fruit forward with a slight tinge of sweetness. Easy drinking. — 12 years ago
boyd

Wow. Just wow. Bright and beautiful. Smells like strawberries drying in the sun. Amazing grip. Just amazing. This wine is blowing my mind. Dances on the pallet with rhubarb, cinnamon and clove, finishing with cola and the feeling of staring out across the Willamette...and it lasts and lasts. — 10 years ago