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RE: Oregon pinot noir tasting...

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triodesteve

In Reply to: RE: Oregon pinot noir tasting... posted by mkuller on September 28, 2017 at 12:08:12

Intersting....not knowing a couple of those, I would have assumed the Cristom to win out. Corked maybe?

When you do your tastings do you always choose the same vintages? My bad eyes can't tell from the photo.

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RE: Oregon pinot noir tasting... - mkuller 08:10:57 10/11/17 (1)
...vintages are listed next to the wines below the picture.

The guy that brought the Cristom thought the same thing :-)

It just didn't have much fruit to balance the acidity but I don't think it was corked.

We usually don't do vintages but "currently available" so people can go buy the ones they liked.
- RE: Oregon pinot noir tasting... - triodesteve 08:23:37 10/11/17 (0)
  A wine that is slightly corked (even when the cork doesn't smell musty) will have diminished fruit. In fact, its the first thing look for when I open one of mine...diminished fruit on the nose.
  
  I guess I should learn to read!!!!!

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