Community Tasting Notes (1) Avg Score: 91 points

  • This Pinot shows a pale shade of purple in the glass and is totally see-through. The nose is bright and lively with red cherry notes, baking spices and orange peel. The palate is delicious with a hint of strawberry coulis alongside cherries jubilee and cranberries. It is a slightly tart affair but there lurks some very lithe tannins. The mid palate is very light weight with more red fruits and spices. The finish is long and very focused on cherry and cranberry- the tart kind. I can sense the astringency of the tannins long after the wine has subsided- a rare thing for me and Pinot Noir. That will bode this wine well in the cellar. I really like it for it's delicacy, finesse and core of red fruit. It is going to pair nicely with my roast duck l'orange with sautéed leeks. 91 points from me make this $45 bottle a 4 star effort. Drink till 2028.
    https://caspernick.com/2021/02/19/stangeland-eola-hills-cuvee-pinot-noir-2018-eola-amity-hills-oregon/

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