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The Penner-Ash Estate Vineyard is located in the northern part of the Willamette Valley, in the Yamhill-Carlton sub-AVA. Founding duo, Lynn and Ron Penner-Ash, were inspired to plant the southeast facing hillside in part due to its proximity to Shea Vineyard, one of Oregon’s most prized sites. Soil surveys were used to choose rootstocks and Pinot Noir clones by block to optimize the unexpected soil diversity on the 15 planted acres at the property. Clone 114 was planted on sedimentary soil for spiciness, Clone 115 on volcanic soil to bring red bright fruit, as well as the Pommard for mouthfeel and texture. Dijon 667 and 777 throughout the vineyard bring red and black fresh fruit notes.
Product Type | Red Wine |
Varietal | Pinot Noir |
ABV | 14.3% |
Country | United States |
Region | Oregon |
Awards | 2017 Penner-Ash Wine Cellars Estate Vineyard Pinot Noir, 96 Points, Decanter, Tasting Panel (Jan 20). 92 from Spectator, reviewer Tim Fish, Feb 2020. 93 from JamesSuckling.com reviewer Nick Stock, July 2019. |
Aromas of floral and violet are delicately layered.
Notes of cocoa, plum and savory hints of baking spice.
Firm tannins, oak, cedar, and the play between sweet and savory, create depth in this wine.
Red and black fruits add to a fleshy mid palate experience leading to a long-lasting finish.
The Penner-Ash Estate Vineyard is located in the northern part of the Willamette Valley, in the Yamhill-Carlton sub-AVA. Founding duo, Lynn and Ron Penner-Ash, were inspired to plant the southeast facing hillside in part due to its proximity to Shea Vineyard, one of Oregon’s most prized sites. Soil surveys were used to choose rootstocks and Pinot Noir clones by block to optimize the unexpected soil diversity on the 15 planted acres at the property. Clone 114 was planted on sedimentary soil for spiciness, Clone 115 on volcanic soil to bring red bright fruit, as well as the Pommard for mouthfeel and texture. Dijon 667 and 777 throughout the vineyard bring red and black fresh fruit notes.
Product Type | Red Wine |
Varietal | Pinot Noir |
ABV | 14.3% |
Country | United States |
Region | Oregon |
Awards | 2017 Penner-Ash Wine Cellars Estate Vineyard Pinot Noir, 96 Points, Decanter, Tasting Panel (Jan 20). 92 from Spectator, reviewer Tim Fish, Feb 2020. 93 from JamesSuckling.com reviewer Nick Stock, July 2019. |
Aromas of floral and violet are delicately layered.
Notes of cocoa, plum and savory hints of baking spice.
Firm tannins, oak, cedar, and the play between sweet and savory, create depth in this wine.
Red and black fruits add to a fleshy mid palate experience leading to a long-lasting finish.
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