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I'm an Oregonian at heart and it has always been my inclination to rave about Oregon products. Now here's one I'm very proud of: Oregon Pinot Noirs. They have some of the best Pinot Noirs in the world and they're only getting better each year. Now heading up to the Willamette Valley or any of the other Oregon Appellations is not something I can do on a Sunday afternoon. However, I can take a fun little 30 minute drive into the Santa Cruz Mountains up to David Bruce Winery. And how fortunate I am that their edict is to "make the world's finest Pinot Noir". Now, it's not Oregon Pinot Noir but I find their wines to be exceptional. Everytime I open up a bottle I ended up saying to myself "This is an awesome wine". With Pinot Noirs and only a 30 minute drive it seemed very appropriate to join their Private Cellar Club. Now I get 2-3 bottles of wine every 2 months and David Bruce has become a resident as the house wine at Frobisher Fare. Wineries
I don't like to buy wines in the stores anymore without knowing what the
wine tastes like. This attitude has promoted a sort of addictive
behavior of traveling to wineries and tasting. I've been to a handful
of wineries Washington Oregon California |
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up and down the west coast. Take a look some of the
wineries I've visited and then glance the