Rating 91
Style White
Variety
Vintage 2017
Appellation
Oregon
USA
ABV 13.7%
Price $16.00  Buy This Wine
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Reviewed 2018-06-12

Perfect For

Date Night, Dinner Parties, Summer Sipping

Drink If You Like

Albariño, Pinot Gris / Grigio

Left Coast Cellars The Orchards Estate Pinot Gris 2017 Review

This is a very nuanced and graceful Pinot Gris. Its color is a very light gold, and aromas include Bartlett pears and ginger candy. Flavors include white peach, poached pears, and a hint of ground ginger. It’s dry and medium-light in body, with a good texture, and a long, clean finish. It’s not as weighty as Pinot Gris from Alsace, but has plenty of complexity and nice aromatic fruit qualities. Overall, the wine is elegant and sexy, but in a reserved, non-pretentious way. Try pairing it with Vietnamese noodles.

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Left Coast Cellars The Orchards Estate Pinot Gris 2017
This is a very nuanced and graceful Pinot Gris. Its color is a very light gold, and aromas include Bartlett pears and ginger candy. Flavors include white peach, poached pears, and a hint of ground ginger. It’s dry and medium-light in body, with a good texture, and a long, clean finish. It’s not as weighty as Pinot Gris from Alsace, but has plenty of complexity and nice aromatic fruit qualities. Overall, the wine is elegant and sexy, but in a reserved, non-pretentious way. Try pairing it with Vietnamese noodles.

Reviewed On: 06-12-2018
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POINTS
Left Coast Cellars The Orchards Estate Pinot Gris 2017
This is a very nuanced and graceful Pinot Gris. Its color is a very light gold, and aromas include Bartlett pears and ginger candy. Flavors include white peach, poached pears, and a hint of ground ginger. It’s dry and medium-light in body, with a good texture, and a long, clean finish. It’s not as weighty as Pinot Gris from Alsace, but has plenty of complexity and nice aromatic fruit qualities. Overall, the wine is elegant and sexy, but in a reserved, non-pretentious way. Try pairing it with Vietnamese noodles.

Reviewed On: 06-12-2018