The Eyrie Vineyards The Eyrie Pinot Noir 2019 bestvaluewinery2026 but still seem firm enough

but still seem firm enough that the wine should ideally be given another two to three years of development

some 228 L barriques and some 500L puncheons

all cranked up a notch with this release and the wine’s energy and drive are spot on

This plot is planted in the hamlet of Thurissey in the far north of the Viré Clessé appellation

The Eyrie Vineyards The Eyrie Pinot Noir 2019 bestvaluewinery2026 but still seem firm enoughThe Eyrie Vineyard is home to the original Pinot Noir vines planted in the Willamette Valley by Eyrie founder David Lett back in 1965. It is also home to the hawks that inspired the name of the estatean eyrie is a bird of preys nestand that grace the label of each wine. The seven acre site is home to three clones (Wadenswil, Pommard and Upright) of own rooted Pinot Noir vines, planted between 1965 and 1974. The sloping site faces south, rolling east