Cameron Winery -- sustainably farmed, non-irrigated, Oregon pinot noir and chardonnay

As with the other 2010 Pinot noirs, this offering of Clos Electrique is stuffed with high tone aromatics: Cranberry, raspberry, the ubiquitous Clos Electrique leather and mushroom, a hint of white pepper. On the palate […]

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Fragrant perfume of wet limestone, Meyer lemons, geranium, lilac, lime rind, sage and papaya, a round mid-palate imbued with stoney minerality and flavors of brioche, rosewater, mint and lemon.

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Aromatics begin with a stupendous hit of rose petals followed by white pepper, bright red cherries, boysenberries, lavender and Assam tea. On the palate, the wine is a pastiche of ripe strawberries, tarragon, tobacco and sweet paprika.

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Aromas of lime leaf, marzipan, papaya, almond milk and lemon verbena; bright acid, toasty full flavor and rich mouth feel

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Fabulous caramel aromas followed by hints of grapefruit rind with floral overtones. A nice round mouth and lingering lime finish.

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Rame:  Italian for copper, ramato:  copper-colored.  Ramato is a copper-colored Pinot grigio made in the tradition of north-eastern Italy.  A very tricky wine to pull off, the resulting lovely light orange libation is a blend […]

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Our 2010 Dundee Hills Pinot is a keeper! It exhibits classic high tone red fruit aromas and velvety texture, an alcohol of 12.3% and honest acidity. Extremely limited production.

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With racy acidity, high tone citrus notes especially lime peel, nice weight and very moderate alcohol (12.0%), the 2011 Giovanni is stunning for a wine at this price point.

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This wine shows intense aromas of fresh cut limes with a mouth that is rich and minerally.

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“A hint of herbs, spices, floral notes, cherry, and raspberry inform the nose of a sweetly-fruited, velvety-textured, nicely proportioned, lengthy wine that will provide enjoyment over the next 6-8 years.” — Jay Miller, Wine Advocate. 91 points

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