First vintage of this Jadot outfit. Dark cherries, crushed marble, hint lime, cigar box, black tea. Subsequent vintages could never match this 2013. Who knows may be legendary wine maker Jacques Lardière was involved or they had better oak barrels shipped from France. 13.1%. Really a stand out for this wine from Oregon. Drink up at this point. — 8 months ago
Mount Richmond Vineyard sits on Willakenzie soils in the heart of the Yamhill Carlton AVA. Ruby with aromas of red and black fruits and spice. On the palate flavors of sour cherry and raspberry flavors with earthy tones. Full-bodied, fine tannins, balanced, medium finish ending with big earthy spice notes. — 2 years ago
Creamy with a hint of oak. Delicious!!! — 5 years ago
$55 Berns
Pairs Amazing with steak.
Smoother pinot noir, some acid for steak, some spice/some dark cherry/bright berry — 8 months ago
Red fruit, plum and vanilla. — 4 years ago
Bcc Oregon wine tasting — 5 years ago
Good juice with nice acidity, but fruit is a little over ripe. Big wine — 5 years ago
Christmas gift — 6 years ago
The 2021 Pinot Noir Yamhill-Carlton is savory and sweet, with a blend of grilled herbs and flowery underbrush giving way to plum sauce and dark chocolate. It’s soft-textured and round, with lifting acidity and ripe wild berry fruits contrasted by hints of inner sage. The 2021 finishes with medium length and a subtle tinge of spice, ending with a trace of black currant. (Eric Guido, Vinous, August 2024)
— a year ago
Very nice…
Beach Bistro nice suprise w the wine…
Not familiar prior to tonight (1.29.22) — 3 years ago
Very yummy, paired with mushroom raghu over polenta. — 4 years ago
Earth, sweet cherries, dash of herbs and baking spice. Not a bad wine, drink now. — 5 years ago
You’re going to have to just buy a bottle yourself and taste it to find out, peasant. (ok dark cherry forest floor that shit was good. I housed the whole bottle) — 5 years ago
Graphite, cranberry, allspice, and cocoa. — 6 years ago
John Willison
Strawberries and wild herbs, sweet acidity. — 6 months ago