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Welcome to the OPNC
Make purchases without joining, or join to receive monthly shipments of Oregon's best stuff. The Oregon Pinot Noir Club is located in the Center of Oregon Wine Country. Travelling frequently to barrel-taste with winemakers, we seek out and acquire the top Oregon wines, including single-vineyard bottlings, special cuvees, and limited-release wines that are often not available outside of Oregon.
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here to read more. We Offer three levels of wine club so that you can get Oregon's very best pinot noir. Click HERE for more information!More
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 Ken Wright Pinot Noir Abbott Claim 2010
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here to read more. $58 / bottle
WS 93 Points!
Wine Spectator notes: "A hint of green olive adds piquancy to the light, vivid raspberry and guava fruit, coming together with refinement and purity as the finish lingers deftly. Shows depth and transparency. Drink now through 2020. -HS"More
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Ken Wright Pinot Noir Meredith Mitchell 2010
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WS 92 Points!
WS notes: "Offers a bright red color and vivid flavors, with a peppermint note adding interest to the profile of raspberry and spice. Lingers effortlessly on the finish. Drink now through 2020.-HS"More
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Ken Wright Pinot Noir Savoya Vineyard 2010
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here to read more. $58 / bottle
WS 93 Points!
WS Notes - "Focused, harmonious and distinctive, offering blackberry, anise seed and charred meat flavors, with delicate tannins complementing a finish of intensity and finesse. Best from 2015 through 2020.-HS"More
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 Owen Roe Pinot Noir Kilmore 2011
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here to read more. $42 / bottle
Flagship Pinot
The Kilmore sports a good, medium dark red color. The wine is very expansive in the middle, opening up to show layers of sweet red fruit accented by loam and minerality. The flavors echo through a lengthy finish, never missing a note. This is supple and open-knit now, like many of the best pinots of 2011, and is drinking well now.More
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 Owen Roe Pinot Noir Sharecropper 2011
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here to read more. $21 / bottle!
This perennial value does it again! This has really come on since release, and now shows off bright, slightly spicy red fruit in an open-knit style that delivers juicy flavor through the entire tasting arc. Fun to drink now, this is a great price on a wine worthy of case buys as a daily-drinker.More
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 Routestock Pinot Noir 2010
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here to read more. $19 / bottle
Routestock refers of course to Route 99, which is depicted on the label - that's the state highway that runs through wine country along the Dundee Hills. As one might expect from a value wine made by a family with more than 30 years of experience, this is a terrific little wine. Plenty of fruit, nice and juicy and long, cleanly made with a pretty red flavors and attractive spice notes, ready to drink. The '10 Routestock is a real bargain, and worthy of case...More
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 Trisaetum Pinot Noir Trisae 2011
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here to read more. $34 / bottle
The 2011 Trisae is a blend of fruit from the winery’s two estate vineyards, one in Oregon’s Coast Range Mountains, the other in the Ribbon Ridge AVA of the Chehalem Mountain in the Willamette Valley. The 2011 Trisae shows off dark fruit flavors and has a supple, richly textured mouthfeel. The mid-palate is broad, open-knit and features significant minerality and loam – very Ribbon Ridge-y. There is plenty of stuffing on the finish. It&rsquo...More
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About the Pinot Guy
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. Read more
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