Friday, April 17, 2015

93 Points for '12 at Hyland!

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Pinot Noir McMinnville 2012

Light and sleek, with spicy, earthy, doughy overtones to the quiet red berry flavors at the core, gaining traction on the finish against grippy tannins. Has elegance to spare. Best from 2016 through 2022. 740 cases made. –HS

Pinot Noir McMinnville 2011

Polished, silky and distinctive, offering a hint of bittersweet chocolate to the raspberry and floral flavors, with a gleaming finish. Drink now through 2019. 750 cases made. –HS

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About the "One Bottle" Project

A number of years ago I was tasked with finding a way to raise money to help with operation costs fora local chamber orchestra. I have many friends in the wine business and know that they are continually ask for cases, half cases, bottles, tastings, etc, and that it gets old fast. They are all very giving and caring people but they can't give away all their wine to help other people.
With that in mind, I decided that if I were going to ask anyone for wine, I would do it in person and just ask for one bottle. I drove my Subaru Legacy Wagon all over the state, putting on 180,000 miles.
The first year I gathered over 150 and last year I ended up with 259 bottles of Oregon wines for our auction. This year I gathered less because I knew that too much wine would be a problem for a "mixed" auction. This year I plan to create an auction for just the wine, separate from any other event.I was given wines from every wine region we have. I drove from Cave Junction (Foris) to Milton Freewater (Zerba) and to Bend (Volcano) Bonanza (12 Ranch) and the coast(Flying Dutchman). I traveled all over the Willamette Valley and Southern Oregon on my quest, met hundreds of wonderful wine people, made new friends, and tasted the bounty of Oregon.
I look forward to this years journey in my brand new Subaru Legacy and the support of all who helped last year and the year before, and of my wonderful wife, who puts up with this crazy idea!

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