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Community Tasting Notes (45) Avg Score: 89.1 points

  • Found this in the cellar (no CT record of it). Popped and poured. Darker ruby. Nose of damp cellar, plum pits, violets, earth. Tart and sweet initially on the palate with later notes of contrasting dark raspberry and strawberry cut with iodine and stony iron. Brisk acidity and firm tannin. Longer finish of crunchy red fruit and grounding savory notes. Brimming with life, with lot of years of evolution in store.

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  • Popped-and-poured. Bright red cherry and strawberry aromas with slight perfumed notes. Similar flavors, just slightly less forthcoming with medium+ concentration. More earth and leather emerged once open 2+ hours, this also seemed to put on more weight. Good now through 2030.

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  • Agree with RocknRoller's 3/13/19 note, and not much to add. This bottle was very fresh and tasted young relative to other older SIs I've had - I suspect pristine storage. Definitely on the spicier side of pinot. Very good, and maybe I'm being stingy on the score - it had tough competition against an '08 Cameron Clos Electrique.

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  • Medium dark red color. PNP, drank 2 glasses over 3 hours. Deep aromas of raspberry and strawberry, bold ground tobacco and tobacco leaf, sauvage, more damp earthiness. The palate is medium full bodied, dark berries, cigar ash, tobacco leaf, sous bois, good acidity, tart fruits. Again, this is one of my favorite Momtazis. Adore the 2010 vintage across the board from St I. The Temperance Hill a couple weeks ago was mind blowing.

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  • From a Jeroboam (only 1 of three produced).

    Floral nose but much tighter on the palate than I was expecting. Thin mid palate. Opened and decanted for an hour before. Much more Burgundian than new world.

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  • By John Szabo, MS
    9/6/2013, (See more on WineAlign...)

    (St. Innocent Pinot Noir 'momtazi Vineyard', Willamette Valley red) Login and sign up and see review text.

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  • By Josh Raynolds
    July/August 2012, IWC Issue #163, (See more on Vinous...)

    (St. Innocent Winery Pinot Noir Momtazi Vineyard McMinnville) Login and sign up and see review text.

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