VOLUME 9, ISSUE 24
May 5, 2013
May 5, 2013
ARTICLES IN THIS ISSUE:
Cork Dork Etude: Inspired Wines of the Carneros the Gardener: Got Organic Grapes? Bravium: Relish the Acidity Rivers-Marie: 2010 & 2011 Reflect the Challenges of Farming on the Edge Dunstan Wines from Durell Vineyard Foursight Wines: Family Excels with Pinot COBB Wines: No Wine Before Its Time Sips of Pinot: Wines Tasted Recently Rosé and Chardonnay: Recently Sampled Wines Pinot Briefs
Cork Dork Etude: Inspired Wines of the Carneros the Gardener: Got Organic Grapes? Bravium: Relish the Acidity Rivers-Marie: 2010 & 2011 Reflect the Challenges of Farming on the Edge Dunstan Wines from Durell Vineyard Foursight Wines: Family Excels with Pinot COBB Wines: No Wine Before Its Time Sips of Pinot: Wines Tasted Recently Rosé and Chardonnay: Recently Sampled Wines Pinot Briefs
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Vineyard: Archery Summit Estate
| Appellation | Dundee Hills |
| Varieties | Pinot Noir |
Articles mentioning wines produced from this vineyard
Wineries sourcing from this vineyard
Reviewed wines produced from this vineyard
2010 Archery Summit Premier Cuvée Willamette Valley Pinot Noir
13.5% alc., $35.99. 100% estate grown
and estate bottled. Sourced from five vineyards.
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Moderately dark reddish-purple color in the bottle. At this
early stage this wine is dominated by oak and tannin. Aromas of black cherries and coffee-scented oak. Soft
in the mouth with a gentle cherry flavor, largely buried in oak and tannin. Tasted the next day from a previously
opened and re-corked bottle, the lovely fruit core had begun to emerge and the oak was better integrated.
Give this wine a few years in the cellar. Good.
Reviewed September 12, 2012
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2010 Archery Summit Premier Cuvée Willamette Valley Pinot Noir
13.5% alc., $35.99. 100% estate grown and estate bottled. Sourced from five vineyards. · Moderately dark reddish-purple color in the bottle. At this early stage this wine is dominated by oak and tannin. Aromas of black cherries and coffee-scented oak. Soft in the mouth with a gentle cherry flavor, largely buried in oak and tannin. Tasted the next day from a previously opened and re-corked bottle, the lovely fruit core had begun to emerge and the oak was better integrated. Give this wine a few years in the cellar. Good. Reviewed September 12, 2012 WINERY » ARTICLE »
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