Seven Springs Vineyard Gamay Noir

Light red, striking acidity. Cranberry, a bit of truffle and just a refreshing red all around. Perfect with a bit of chill.

My second experience with this wine.... really impressed this time.

Delicious! Very juicy and lush with great acidity and fruit. Not as aromatic as I had hoped it would be, but very quaffable.

Not as complex as Maison L'envoye, but this has more of that bubble gum, jolly rancher fruit yumminess. Straight forward, easy drinking grown up juice. If you can't like this we can't be friends. @June's All Day, Austin TX

Pretty Goddamn good! 😌

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stylistically pleasant, but a bit shallow.

This beauty will keep you wanting more.

I was unimpressed by the 2012 a few years ago. This is another animal, speaking clearly of Gamay, New World sunshine and Oregon. Compulsively drinkable like the best Beaujolais, without trying to *be* Beaujolais, this owns its 1982 own roots in the soils of Eola-Amity Hills. Bravo.

Raspberry jam, cured meat, hints of spice on the nose. Smooth and mellow on the palate but bursting with tart cherry and cranberry. This Gamay is absolutely incredible!