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Oregon

Great Single-Vineyard Oregon Pinot Noirs from Winemaker Sarah Cabot

FeaturedOregonPinot Noir

By: Johannes Marlena
May 29, 2018

When entering the hotly competitive arena of creating a line of Oregon Pinot Noirs specifically derived from just a single vineyard located in the county, a... Read more →

America’s Greatest Pinot Noirs for $30 and Under | OREGON EDITION

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By: Johannes Marlena
November 8, 2017

It’s no secret anymore: Oregon—especially Oregon’s Willamette Valley—is a treasure trove of great Pinot Noirs. What many don’t know, however, is... Read more →

REVIEWS: Oregon’s Greatest Pinot Noirs for $30 and Under

$19.99 or Less$20 - $40OregonPinot NoirPREMIUM

By: Johannes Marlena
November 8, 2017

A companion to our feature article, “America’s Greatest Pinot Noirs for $30 and Under | OREGON EDITION.”   We’re searching for America’s... Read more →

Great Wine: Lumos “Chiquita” Rose

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$20 - $40OregonOrganic/BiodynamicRoséWine Reviews

By: Johannes Marlena
July 8, 2017

Organic rosé is not commonly found among the commoditized rage of rosé today, and it’s a pleasure to discover one from a place most likely to succeed in... Read more →

Great Wine: Ken Wright Cellars Pinot Noir, Canary Hill Vineyard

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$40 - $60OregonPinot NoirRedWine Reviews

By: Johannes Marlena
March 18, 2015

A Burgundy is a Burgundy, unless it’s not a Burgundy. This is a Pinot Noir from Oregon’s Willamette Valley, and one of the finest expressions of the... Read more →
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    Before we bid a fond adieu to another Christmas season, let’s take a look at one “Christmas ale.” Hey, it’s called 12 days of Christmas for a... Read more →

    By John Antolos on December 11, 2018

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    Our ongoing series on the essential craft beers that everyone ought to know.    Long before modern craft brewers were trying to reinvent the IPA to... Read more →

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