Toil Oregon 2014 Pinot Noir (Willamette Valley)

Toil spearheads an ambitious Oregon project for Chris Figgins (Leonetti Cellar and the Figgins Family). A new vineyard is being developed in the Chehalem Mountains; meanwhile grapes are sourced from Ribbon Ridge and the Eola-Amity Hills. This svelte generous wine still has some baby fat from barrel aging in 30% new French oak. Cherry, cola and toasty oak flavors come together with a touch of underbrush. It's best to give this another year or two of bottle age. Drink it 2020 to 2026. Paul Gregutt

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  • Alcohol
    13.9%
  • Bottle Size
    750 ml
  • Category
    Red
  • Date Published
    4/1/2017
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