restaurant bottle so it was pnp unfortunately as i think this needed quite a bit of air and/or more time in the cellar. tightly wound, tart fruit, high-ish acid. i think a lot of these dry farmed bio pinots from this region just need some years to unwind and develop secondary flavors. i've got several pinots from Brick House cellaring that i'm not going sniff under 5 years. — 4 years ago
Got much better. It needed to open up. — 5 years ago
Big. Full. — 7 years ago
High acidity, great with Fall flavors, slight baking spice, fruit forward — 7 years ago
Dark fruit, soft finish. Pretty good for Oregon! jk said by a California Pinot fan. — 7 years ago
Thursday carnitas with friends — 8 years ago
At the vineyard for a tasting with Kathleen, Jay and Josie Barton, Jenny Rhodes. A bit less tannin than the 2020. Bolder than the estate Pinot Noir. — 3 years ago
Candied cherry. Lay it down for at least 5 years. — 6 years ago
solid bottle, fun to drink. cloudy yellow and some light sediment, very much looks smells and tastes like a natural wine. — 7 years ago
I usually tend toward Pinot Noir, but when I want something just a bit bolder, Gamay hits the spot. I have really been enjoying this 2015 vintage. — 7 years ago
Cherry, raspberry, current, blackberry, vanilla and oak. Light-bodied and soft tannins. — 4 years ago
Tarragon, cherry smell, magenta, acid, sorrel, grass, cranberry, cherry — 5 years ago
Wow. A new world Pinot that isn't over fruited to death? GREAT Willamette valley wine, went with duck perfectly. — 7 years ago
Thanksgiving 2017 at Cozy Corner Cabin in Hocking Hills, Ohio. 🦃
Brought out the heavyweights for this weekend and Paradise is an undisputed champion. 💪
Picked up last year on our Willamette Valley tour and so glad we stopped to see Dan @ Utopia.
None of his wines have disappointed. 🍷
— 8 years ago
Tom Elliot
Founder Northwest Wines
Lovely at 23. Pure and stylish. — 3 years ago