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Oregon Annual Report: Eye-Opening Chards, Impeccable Provenance and the Quest for ‘Breathtaking’ Wines


Some improbable wines are clearly popping out of the state for the time being, significantly with the excellent vintages of 2018 and 2019. That is much more compelling contemplating the issue most producers had making high quality wines in 2020, which was impaired by the wildfires on the West Coast. Some producers managed to bottle high quality wines, however many wines had smoke taint.

In our tastings, we choose wines from the drier and warmer rising season of 2018 that produced opulent and structured reds, significantly pinot. Additionally they have a riper fruit character and extra tannins and depth. In the meantime, the cooler and wetter 2019 made extra linear and shiny wines with a bluer and fewer purple fruit character than the 2018s, not less than for the pinot noir. The flower, hibiscus character with agency tannins and a vivid acidity is a trademark for 2019 pinot.

“It was one of many hardest vintages I’ve completed,” Maggie Harrison, the winemaker of Antica Terra, stated of 2019. “You needed to actually work laborious in your vineyards to get the perfect grapes. However I’m so happy with the outcomes.”

Each vintages are going to age effectively, similar to previous vintages. We tasted and drank dozens of pinots and chardonnays throughout our journey, and it was laborious to discover a dangerous bottle. And so they develop most of the similar characters of Burgundy, with spices, earth, mushroom, and forest flower aromas and flavors.



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