Pinotman /// Andreas

9.3

Impressive, Cranberry, touch volatile acid, cherry, juicy, lots of tannins. This is really good and reminds me of the Burghs in the old old days before they did get stylized. Biodynamic, 13%. — 3 days ago

Elizabeth Duda

9.1

Some sediment. Good legs. Lovely color fruitful with some acidity. Not much body - a little thin. It does open up well. — 2 months ago

with Peter and Joe

Bonnie Chu

8.9

With za'atar scallops on tabbouleh with dill yogurt sauce,, subzero chef demo dinner — 4 months ago

Ming L

9.0

The winery claims to produce more different bottling of PN than any other wineries in the U.S. This is a good entry level bottling. Blueberry, raspberry, black tea, forest floor and warm spices on the nose. Medium body. Hint of fresh herbs on the otherwise juicy palate. Fresh lively acidity.
Cofounder Patricia Green died from an apparent accident some years ago. Glad that the winery carries on. — 19 days ago

John Howard

Harvest production at Hirsch and Cobb Wineries

9.1

Great and great value. — 2 months ago

Boris Mathiszik

9.3

Delicate, fresh, nice minerals. Beautiful. — 3 months ago

Jenks

9.3

Brickhouse’s flagship Pinot, estate fruit, best barrels. Integrated tannin, cherry fruit, some savory forest notes, enjoyed over a several hours without food and the last glass was the best. Worth the wait, I dig it. — a month ago

Graham

9.3

Smoking’ good!! — 2 months ago

romo

9.2

Pretty awesome OR Pinot. Candied nose with earthy palate. Enjoyed. — 3 months ago

Liberace’s Bathtub

9.5

Beautiful 20 year old Oregon Pinot. Opened, re-corked, then enjoyed an hour later over the next 6 hours. Slightly clunky at first but expressed good integration after the first hour. Evolved gradually and subtly. Dried strawberries gave way to raspberry preserves and then sour cherry. Medicinal and sage notes gave way to lavender and rose then cigar/cigar box then smoky bacon and finally black tea. No real awkward phases. Likely drinking at or near peak now. — 7 months ago