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May 16, 2006

Willamette Valley Whole Cluster Pinot Noir 2005

They call it "a liquid fruit salad in a glass". And, they say you could win a "Sideways" trip to Oregon. In 100 words, tell Willamette Valley Vineyards why you love Oregon Pinot Noir. Win a trip for two to the Oregon Wine Country.

The composition of Willamette Valley Whole Cluster Pinot Noir 2005 is 91% Pinot Noir, 100% from Willamette Valley. Vinification was in stainless steel.

12,000 cases were produced.

Forrest Klaffke is Winemaker.

Tasting Notes. Color: Deep ruby transparent. Aromas: Raspberry, strawberry, banana, coffee, spices and earth. The mouthfeel is light, dry, tart, and the red berry and spiced tea flavors resolve into a nicely structured finish.

Closure: Real cork.  (1 of 3 bottles purchased had cork taint).

Very nice value ($16).

Willamette Valley Whole Cluster Pinot Noir 2005

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