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We've added Draper clone to the mix at Armstrong, which is mostly Mt. Eden clone (scion wood for Clos Electrique), and smaller numbers of l’Espiquette, Musqué and Dijon 76. Our first chards were just released (https://www.princeofpinot.com/article/2302/) but our Draper vines won't be harvested for ...

We've added Draper clone to the mix at Armstrong, which is mostly Mt. Eden clone (scion wood for Clos Electrique), and smaller numbers of l’Espiquette, Musqué and Dijon 76. Our first chards were just released (https://www.princeofpinot.com/article/2302/) but our Draper vines won't be harvested for a...

Peter, Joe, Kurt--so appreciated.

(Kurt--I don't see an email; perhaps resend to redelectricwines@gmail.com, thanks!)

Peter, Josh, David--thanks for your orders! The BD support has been tremendous, and we are most grateful to all.

In for 6 bottles. Excited to try these wines for sure.

I have the great fortune to taste these wines frequently, and I can attest that they are riveting, tense and satisfying wines at what has to be considered silly prices for the quality.

Thank you Will and Michael for your support and endorsements...couldn't have more bona fides than you guys. Have a great BD.

Brian, Corey, John...many thanks. have a great BD.

rfelthoven wrote: ↑January 27th, 2021, 11:27 am Don't sleep on the gamay or the red pinot gris. I didn't.

yeah that's a good call

you got it Jon, much appreciated. Please give us some feedback after you open a few bottles!

Todd, Clayton--many thanks. Enjoy!

Don--thanks for your support. Stay warm in IA!

Robert, Matt--thanks for the orders! Have a great BD.

Doug and John

Thanks Richard--order received. Big virtual hug to Joanne.

Thanks Marshall, I think you'll really like the Chards!

Thanks for the order Loren!

Thanks Sheila--please report back after trying them!

Love John’s wines
In for a newbie sixer!

seriously good wines at terrific BD prices!! Keep on rocking Michael.

Order in!

those are some seriously good deals. bravo, Vincent!

Berserker Day XII: yeah baby. We are a bantamweight winery devoted to making wines with tension, zest, and intensity exclusively from our organically and dry farmed estate vineyard (Armstrong Vineyard) in Ribbon Ridge. Come visit us at www.redelectricwines.com We are thrilled to offer 3 Berserker Da...

I am speechless. This answers the question: "what did Patrick do during quarintine?!"

Red Electric is back in this year!
We'll even have a Chardonnay offer (saving some for BD).
details to follow...

Doug and John

Really like the 04 Krug, tasted most recently 8/19. Opened two bottles, both excellent. Maybe there are some bad bottles out there?

geez Buzz, glad you're on the mend. In the grand scheme, you seem to be one of the luckier ones. take care my friend.

Whoops yes Daniel-Etienne for me too. I blame Vincent for missing this important information.

These Defaix wines are showstoppers. at least the 05s we've had. Opened the 2005 Domaine Bernard Defaix Chablis 1er Cru Côte de Léchet last week and blown away. Also the Les Lys is fantastic. I have some Grenouilles stashed away but at 15 yrs old will start to open them too. I can't think of a bette...

paypal sent for 6 tix Charlie. Great effort and thanks man.

Getting several e-mails from Oregon wineries announcing their tasting rooms are reopening today May 15. Great news. 21 or the 23 counties are reopening. Marion County (Salem) and Polk County (South Eola/Amity Hills) are still closed though. Not us. Taking a deep dive on waiting and seeing what happ...

Those were pretty young vines back in 2005. Sounds like the wine held up pretty darn well. Cheers

Peter Shurman wrote: ↑April 19th, 2020, 10:01 am 2016 Red Electric Pinot Noir Interurban Armstrong Vineyard ...

About time!

my first thought was Albariño from Spain (or Portugal).

hmmm
Vincent Ribbon Ridge...must investigate.

(couldn't resist)

Steve and I have never ever had another wine experience even approaching this . . . And yet, we've been to your place how many times? ;) Your visits are always memorable, Alan, but I don't recall that you've ever brought us a 67 Chave . . . Carole: Years ago (I think it was 2001 possibly just befor...

Hi guys.
Great offer Vincent, some killer wines.

Red Electric is 'out' for BD 11 due to prior commitments, but great to see Vincent, Michael Sterling, Will Hamilton, Marcus, Todd et al carrying the Oregon torch for BD!

on the list since 02
1 Mag 2017 only...

2010 Thomas PN: Ethereal raspberry, strawberry but anchored with a grounded black cherry and forest floor. Lifted not only aromatically but also in the palate, with 2010 acidity and graceful tannins just starting to mellow out. This is more Morey than Gevrey (sorry about the inevitable Burgundy comp...

Thanks for keeping us abreast of the situation.

If I had to pick just one it would be 82 Margaux.
Others that accelerated my descent include 93 Bethel Heights Flat Block, 82 Pichon Lalande, 83 Cheval Blanc, 93 Araujo, 95 de Vogüe Musigny...

What Brad said.

We had the 08 Buisson-Charles Goutte d' Or last week at a blinded Meursault tasting, and it was beautiful. Bright, lifted, delicate but complete. It was the group's #1 wine, and my #2 wine, in very good company. Great producer. We tasted there a few years ago and had a great visit. Wines are getting...

Tastings like this are great.
What always surprises me are the diversity of opinions.
Peter/Marcus: let's do this. Late August could work.

DRC
Coche-Dury

Extremely Disappointed that I could not make it this year. That said, we recently opened a 2013 Ponzi Reserve Chardonnay Which was extremely good in a rich, round And fruit forward style. Still structured and with decent acid but served blind to our wine group most thought this was a California wine...

2010. Temperance Hill. St. Innocent. I love all three. Also, Jay Somers is a bad ass. Period. Definitely flies under the radar, but should not. I've never been a huge fan of the DDO Arthur. They do produce a super high end Chard 'Edition Limitée Chardonnay' which is absolutely terrific. Lastly: this...

Thanks Bill!
Thanks James!
we really appreciate your interest. Know you'll love the wines

Anton, Rich--Thanks! Bill: the Interurban is a blend of all clones and rootstocks at the vineyard. This is an aromatic wine with a very firm spine with layered darker fruit profile: black cherry, italian plum, rose hips, new saddle leather and violets. There are no holes in the palate and a long, sa...

yes, love the BLAUFRANKISCH

wow, thanks Gar, Gil, Robert x 2, Corey, Chris, Laurie, Jon, Brian, Peter, Ron...
Dare I say...this has been 'electric'

Thanks Ron, you got it!

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