Up And Coming Pinot Noir – Episode #408

February 14, 2008

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Gary Vaynerchuk today treats himself to 3 up and coming Pinot Noir’s from Oregon.

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Wines tasted in this episode:

2006 Domaine Coteau Pinot NoirOregon Pinot Noir play review at cork'd
2006 Eieio Pinot Noir Cuvee EOregon Pinot Noir play review at cork'd
2005 Lachini Giselle Pinot NoirOregon Pinot Noir play review at cork'd

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  1. February 14, 2008

    CW

    QOTD: Bruno 2006 Pinot Noir – Small run made for a restaurant that went under by Evesham Wood. Unfiltered, great QPR @ $18. I buy mainly OR PN. I search for issues not exported out of the big O.

    =============GARY YOU SAID IT RIGHT ONCE==============
    =============ORA-GUN ORA-GUN===========
    =============Say it with me============
    =============ORA-GUN===================
    Since you have gangsta speak in your repertoire, when you think of Oregon, think like, bus’ a cap. And what do you bus’ a cap with ? A gun. Ora-Gun. If you say Ora-Glock that is ok too.

  2. February 14, 2008

    Dr. Mike

    QOTD: I definately collect big O pinots, The last ones I had (big O tasting) were: Beaux Freres ribbon ridge, Bryce ribbon ridge, Benton Lane first class, Ken Wright McCrone and Rocco private stash all 05’s. All awesome I would say pass on the Benton Lane.

  3. February 14, 2008

    Ken

    Gary, I’m digging the Oregon love! Thanks for helping spread the word on some juice that the Portland Area is so proud of.
    Q.O.T.D. Do I drink Oregon Pinot? Of course you’ve got to love the stuff!

  4. February 14, 2008

    Christ0pher

    I’m an Oregonian (and, until now, a lurker!), and I very much enjoy the Oregon Pinots. Its a real trick finding good ones under $20 though, even here. The last one I had was from Lemelson, and it was quite nice. In the past I have enjoyed Pinots from Van Duzer, Owen Roe, and Sokol Blosser. I just picked up a bottle of J. Christopher’s “Zoot Allures,” which I have heard good things about and am hoping will fill that sub-$20 Pinot hole.

  5. February 14, 2008

    JC

    Good show. I enjoyed it. QOTD: I dislike Pinot Noir, for the most part. I have a few in the cellar, but I usually give just open them for company.

  6. February 14, 2008

    mrzitro

    Last time I had a PN was sometime back in the 90’s.

  7. February 14, 2008

    Nick Lewis

    I drink Oregon Pinot Noirs once in a while. I think the last one I had was an A to Z Pinot. OK, nothing special. The one I had before that was much better but I’ve forgotten the winery’s name. The best Oregon Pinot Noir I can recall tasting was from Ponzi.

  8. February 14, 2008

    RAD

    Carleton, Oregon Pinot Noir:
    Having wandered through the area and sampled from pricey to outrageous, we found Monksgate to be a wonderfully flavorful pinot with complex fruit and the funk of a great Burgundy at a reasonable price.

  9. February 14, 2008

    kaybee

    QoTd
    I tried a rose of Pinot Noir.
    2006 Sokol Blosser Dundee Hills Oregon
    nose was faint pear and cherry blossom
    taste was a little too sweet, so I set it aside, then finished it while eating dark chocolate. WOW! It tastes like chocolate covered cherries. Definitely a dessert wine to go with dark chocolate and it turned out great.

  10. February 14, 2008

    Skol

    The last Oregon Pinot Noir I had was a Rex Hill.

  11. February 14, 2008

    Genghis

    Gary Quote of the Day: “Mott, I think I can fit my whole head in this…this ‘punt’ is Huuuuuge”

  12. February 14, 2008

    FJDR

    QOTD: Haven’t had one in awhile, don’t remember the last one I had. They seem a bit pricey, better bargains elsewhere.

  13. February 14, 2008

    dave berk

    the last oregon PN I drank was Ken Wright Cellars/Guadalupe Vineyards, 1994.

    Ken is the Caymus of Oregon IMHO in that no matter what the vintage is like,
    he never misses in making the most of what Nature presented that year.

    The Geezer

  14. February 14, 2008

    thefanjestic

    Qotd – Heck yeah! Last one was Siduri Willamette Valley.

  15. February 14, 2008

    Syrahhhhhhhhh

    Last one was Domaine Drouhin and it was pretty F’n good, I have to say.

  16. February 14, 2008

    Harley Stan

    Gary, cool little episode today, alot from the north west lately, pretty cool since last weekend 3 out 4 bottles I opened with friends were from that region.
    QOTD- yes I drink Pinot, I try everything, just haven’t had one from Oregon yet.

  17. February 14, 2008

    KingLurker

    QOTD: Last pinot I had was the 2006 echolon from france

    you kick ass, good day

  18. February 14, 2008

    ev

    After your intro, I’m thinking you should quit the wine business and become a pro wrestler announcer, or something.

    QOD–Ore’-a-gun pinots have skyrocketed so much in the last few years, I have lost total interest. They are so hot in WA, they are out of stock for quite a few months then released too soon to get back on the shelf.

  19. February 14, 2008

    TROC

    They hate Californians up their in the “Arkansas of the Northwest” so I boycott all wines from Oregon, good as they may be. California is making some decent Pinot’s in the Carneros and Monterey areas. Slim Jim’s and Peppered Beef Jerkey with an Orange Crush, now that’s a meal.

  20. February 14, 2008

    hb

    QOTD: Being from the west coast, Alaska, I have had ALOT of Oregon wines lately. Most of the restaurants in my town have several Oregon wines available. A couple of popular ones here are Pinot Noir from Domaine Drouhin, Williamette Valley Vineyards Pinot Noir and Yahill Valley Vineyards.

  21. February 14, 2008

    BobbyTiger

    Last pino was a Pepperwood. I bought 1/2 case for about the price of the Lachini. Purchased one made in Argentina today, and will, hopefully, enjoy it this weekend. I’m on the east coast, and Oregon is many dollars away. Nice show, and have a happy………………….

  22. February 14, 2008

    EllenKF

    QOTD: Last Oregon Pinot we drank was Ken Wright 2001 Freedom Hill-delicious! However, I can’t say enough about a small vineyard from Sonoma that has spectacular Pinot Noirs- Halleck Vineyard. Their Halleck Vineyard Estate Pinot gets raves, but I love love love the Three Sons Cuvee. So beautifully balanced and silky – you have to try. Check them out and tell Jen I said hi! http://www.halleckvineyard.com

  23. February 14, 2008

    pete c

    QOTD: having a Lemelson Vineyard, Jerome Reserve, 2003 tonight for VD dinner.

    Do like Willamette Valley pinots, but am not convinced make the best Pinots in USA.

  24. February 14, 2008

    Marc

    2004 Domaine Drouhin Laurene` Oregon Pinot Noir (65 bones) is awesome!

    winemaker’s notes:
    The 2004 Laurène is vibrantly seductive with aromas of fresh cherry & red berry, and a floral mix of cherry blossoms and rose petals. These sensations follow through on the palate, with added clove and spice character. Firm, layered tannins coat the mouth, but the real stars are the rich, velvety touch and well rounded, persistent finish.

    And yeah…it’s like that!

  25. February 14, 2008

    Benjamin

    QOTD: Yes.

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