About The Oregon Pinot Noir Club The Oregon Pinot Noir Club The Oregon Pinot Noir Club leapt into operation in 1994 with the goal of providing Oregon's best pinot noirs to wine lovers around the country and around the world. Since then, we have become Oregon's leading national retailer of fine wines. Thanks to the strong support of our clients, The OPNC enjoys strong allocations of all of the top wines made in Oregon.
As a full service retailer, we offer case discounts, futures and pre-release pricing on desirable products, free wine storage during hot and cold weather, and unlimited advice on all things relating to our favorite grape.
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Bob visits LaTache, in the heart of Burgundy with good friends Patty Green and Sean Fisher.
The annual "Wine on the River" trip with Bob acting as host. |
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About the Wine Guy
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Robert Wolfe is owner of The Oregon Pinot Noir Club, the nation's most significant national retailer of Oregon Pinot Noir and other high-end Northwest wines. He is a former journalist and a prominent wine writer.
Wolfe has written extensively about fine dining and fine wine in The Wine Spectator, Food and Wine, Wine Tidings, The Northwest Palate, Washington Winestyle, and The Oregonian newspaper. From 1990-1993, he wrote a syndicated wine review column, and was an Associate Editor of the trade publication Wine Business Monthly. Wolfe has taught college wine classes, has served as a wine judge for several events, and gives presentations to wine groups and at corporate groups.
Wolfe grew up in a small Willamette Valley town near some of the earliest vineyards planted in Oregon. After a stint in the U.S. Navy operating a nuclear-powered submarine, Wolfe returned to Oregon to attend the University of Oregon School of Journalism.
While still a student, Wolfe published food and wine articles in The Oregonian, wrote an award-winning column on local politics, and contributed to Health Food Business and American Film. He has won awards from The Society of Professional Journalists for Investigative Writing, Feature Writing, and Column Writing, and was cited for excellence in investigative reporting by The Oregon Newspaper Editors Association.
Active in civic affairs, Wolfe has served as President of the Board of Directors of Open Adoption and Family Services, the Northwest's largest adoption agency. He enjoys helicopter skiing, speaks French, and holds a black belt in Wado Ryu karate. |