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Young Martle


I am looking for notes or comments on Drouhin 1996 Oregon Pinot Noir.

Thanks
Myron
RV WRLee
>I am looking for notes or comments on Drouhin 1996 Oregon Pinot Noir.
>


I recently had a bottle of the 1996 Drouhin Oregon PN and a bottle of the
"Laurene". The regular bottling was really showing it's age with a bit of
brick in the color and a bit of prune on the palate. The "Laurene" bottling
was still vibrant with fruit.
Bi!!
JB
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Winery: Domaine Drouhin
Wine: Pinot Noir Oregon 1996
Score: 87
Price: $35
Country: Oregon

Region: Oregon

Issue: Apr 30, 1999

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Firm and generous, nicely packed with berry and spice flavors,
finishing with a gentle layer of tannins. Impressive for its fruit
concentration in a light vintage. Drink now through 2002. 12,500 cases made.
(HS)

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Winery: Domaine Drouhin
Wine: Pinot Noir Oregon Laurčne 1996
Score: 88
Price: $45
Country: Oregon

Region: Oregon

Issue: Mar 31, 2000

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Gentle, refined style, offering a nice range of pretty plum, earth and
toast aromas and flavors that linger on the silky frame. Coming together
nicely in a decidedly Burgundian style. Drink now through 2006. 2,000 cases
made. (HS)

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> I am looking for notes or comments on Drouhin 1996 Oregon Pinot Noir.
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> Thanks
> Myron



Young Martle
On 02 Sep 2004 15:19:57 GMT, rvwrlee@aol.com (RV WRLee) wrote:

>>I am looking for notes or comments on Drouhin 1996 Oregon Pinot Noir.
>>

>
>I recently had a bottle of the 1996 Drouhin Oregon PN and a bottle of the
>"Laurene". The regular bottling was really showing it's age with a bit of
>brick in the color and a bit of prune on the palate. The "Laurene" bottling
>was still vibrant with fruit.
>Bi!!



Thanks for the comments. You may have saved me a few dollars.

Myron
Young Martle
On Fri, 03 Sep 2004 01:44:24 GMT, "JB" <jrbno@spamnoipa.net> wrote:

>Drink now through 2002.



Thanks for the reply.

Myron
RV WRLee
>>I recently had a bottle of the 1996 Drouhin Oregon PN and a bottle of the
>>"Laurene". The regular bottling was really showing it's age with a bit of
>>brick in the color and a bit of prune on the palate. The "Laurene" bottling
>>was still vibrant with fruit.
>>Bi!!

>
>
>Thanks for the comments. You may have saved me a few dollars.
>
>Myron
>

FWIW, I bought a case of each of these wines on release and have stored them at
55F in my temp controlled cellar. The "Laurene" was a bit more expensive than
the regular bottling but is profoundly different now. The regular bottling was
quite good a few years ago but is certainly on the down side now.
Bi!!


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