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Oregon Chardonnay: Rare, Weird and Ex...

Oregon’s relative lack of Chardonnay is downright weird. And in Portland, rare and weird is good. So you know...

Oregon Chardonnay: Rare, Weird and Exciting
posted on: May 20, 2013 | author: W. Blake Gray

What’s in a name? AVAs and wine...

The AVA name “Red Mountain” sells a lot of wine in steakhouses. I learned this from master sommelier...

What’s in a name? AVAs and wine appellations, from best to worst
posted on: Apr 15, 2013 | author: W. Blake Gray

2011 Edwin Dyer Viognier

Tasting note for 2011 Edwin Dyer Viognier from the Rogue Valley AVA in Oregon. Plush and tropical; recommended.

2011 Edwin Dyer Viognier
posted on: Mar 1, 2013 | author: Ryan Reichert

Willamette Valley: A Sense of Place w...

If some consider Pinot Noir the thoroughbred of varietals, then the Willamette Valley may be the Kentucky Bluegrass of...

Willamette Valley: A Sense of Place with Soul
posted on: Dec 11, 2012 | author: L.M. Archer

2011 Colene Clemens Rosé of Pinot Noi...

Dry on the palate with medium acidity, medium-full body, and medium flavors of citrus zest, peach, pink apples, and yellow cherry. Recommended (89-91).

2011 Colene Clemens Rosé of Pinot Noir
posted on: Sep 21, 2012 | author: Ryan Reichert

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