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The buzz surrounding Oregon wines continues to build, as today’s wines astonish on their own merits, consistently rating highly among wine experts and the wine drinking public. Over fifty years ago, the pioneers of Oregon winemaking planted vines and produced a Pinot Noir that stood glass to glass with its Burgundian relative, amazing the wine world with a 10th place in the 1979 Wine Olympics blind tasting competition held in Paris.
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While Châteauneuf-du-Pape is the original cru of the Southern Rhône, advances in viticulture and winemaking have blurred the lines between...
The conversation about wine began around the table over dinners where friends had gathered for a meal and to explore interesting wines. As the evenings went on and we found ourselves lingering over the last sips of wine in the glass, the conversation would inevitably return to the merits of the wine we were tasting — how it paired with the meal, how it may have changed in the glass over the course of the evening, how it compared to other similarly-styled wines.
