Plush and concentrated, with deep dive notes of blueberry, violets, and black cherry-filled dark chocolate cedar. Beautifully sleek tannins and an elegant mouthfeel.
Plush and concentrated, with deep dive notes of blueberry, violets, and black cherry-filled dark chocolate cedar. Beautifully sleek tannins and an elegant mouthfeel.
) This is a very well grown and made Pinot Noir, but the fact that it rings up for $22 makes this the single best value among 250+ wines I’ve tasted from Oregon during 2025. The fruit recalls red and black cherries as well as strawberries, with minimal oak but enough grip to let this stand up well with dishes as flavorful as roast chicken.
This Coombsville bottling is no more intensely flavorful than the less expensive Napa Valley release from this vintage, but it is notably more complex—which is saying something. Alluring savory and herbal notes are added to a similar core of dark fruit. The combination of concentration, purity, balance, and complexity in this is remarkable.
An outstanding Cabernet from a vintage that was initially underrated, this shows impressively concentrated pigmentation and physical density. It has already absorbed almost all of the overtly woody notes from 100% new French oak and offers impactful blackberry and Bing cherry fruit with good tannic structure but no excess astringency. Seriously impressive.
Ripe, juicy, and generous, with distinguished notes of black plum and soy sauce. Acid structure is well-framed with toasty oak and black fruit, while notes of Mediterranean herbs spice up the finish.
A contemplative wine, it commands your attention. It pulses with a luxurious tautness, revealing layers of spice and rich citrus that build to a triumphant crescendo of pleasant resonance. Like a tattoo sleeve under a tuxedo, it offers a subtle bombast for a memorable package that is more than the sum of its parts.
Fun and fancy-free, this Pinot Grigio brims with flavors of green apple skins, potpourri, and a touch of tangelo. Despite its Italian origins, the signature copper hues of the grape evoke the idea of enjoying a pale rosé while strutting along the Croisette. Vibrant, balanced, and full of verve, this is a wine for all seasons.
A cacophony of aromas, including hallmarks of the variety abound, with bell pepper and fresh-cut grass alongside white pepper and a hint of smoke. The palate bristles with evocative tastes across the flavor wheel, from fresh fruits to piquant spices and chalky limestone. It is a symphony of a sensory engagement, girded by an electric tension.