I have enjoyed the mystery wines from LBW. Any ideas on what the pinot below is? Got one of them.
“Mystery Pinot Noir Carneros 2024
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Technical Details Country: United States Region: California Appellation: Sonoma County Varietal: Pinot Noir Aging/Cooperage: 7 months in French oak barrels (neutral) Alcohol: 13.5
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Scribe
Scribe is my guess
yeah, i agree, that makes too much sense.
It has previously been confirmed as Scribe.
The 2017 I had reminded me of grenache
just bought more of the one up now. Ive gotten 3 different wines so far from them .
I’ve never had any Rose & Arrow before. Anyone wants to share about their style?
I searched a bit and found their winemaker Felipe Ramirez used to work in Burgundy and their wine is the complex & big structure as opposed to silky/lightweight?
Which ones? The only ones I’ve seen so far are the 2018 Highland Close and the 2021 The Point Chehalem Highlands. I haven’t been following that closely though.
Got my sauternes scratch itched.
That 2019 laville is ridiculously good (to me at least)
Didn’t realize they had so many single vineyards. I grabbed a 2021 The Point Chehalem Highlands and a 2021 Hopewell Hills Eola-Amity Hills.
Bought so many of those Rose and Arrows every time they came up now my credit card is getting declined.
Right before power hour, nice…
Pricing your Oregon Pinot with limited name recognition at $150-200 seems like a great way to see your wine sold for $29-$39.
(I bought two @$29 and look forward to trying them.)
Power Hour! Here we go!
Amazing.
That 2016 Gracia has been available for that same price on WTSO forever.
How is the wine though?
