Kate Parkerson

9.5

Flavorful and light Pinot from our neighborhood wine store — 2 days ago

Joe Christenson

9.3

Cherry, raspberry, hints of cola and eucalyptus. Others said loamy soil, and now I have a better way to describe the earthiness of wines like this. Balanced and pairs beautifully with salmon and lentils. — 4 months ago

David Shaw

9.0

Has held up remarkably well. Blackberries, earth, fruit leather — 7 months ago

DCH

9.1

A very enjoyable off the shelf back vintage here. Nothing terribly complex, but balance point has held up wonderfully after a decade in the bottle. — 2 years ago

Ted

9.3

Reminds me more of a Burgundy than a US Pinot Noir. Lovely wine. Black tea, cherry, strawberry. — 3 years ago

with Jeni

Paul T, Missing My Beautiful Wife 24/7

9.7

It’s getting into the zone now.
Jeb 98, not sure any Myriad Syrah received that high of rating, but it is Jeb🤷🏼‍♂️

According to Jeb, Along with the 2013, the 2016 Syrah Judge Family Vineyard is up with the greats, and I’d put this up against any Syrah in California or France. Offering incredible purity of fruit as well as notes of blueberries, blackberries, crushed flowers, gamey meats, and pepper, it’s more forward and opulent than the 2015 yet has fabulous depth and concentration, ripe tannins, and a finish that won’t quit. Hats off to Tynan for another insanely good Syrah that can be drunk today or cellared for 20 years or more. — 5 years ago

Bobby Gilbane

9.5

Rap moves on to the year 3000. This is killer as always. Perfection is as close to perfunctory as it gets with JP. — 6 years ago

Tom Garland

9.4

1 hour decant(lots of sediment). A wonderful inky dark purplish garnet color. On the nose: Intense notes of black and blue fruit, herbaceous, tobacco leaf, pencil shavings, forest floor. Taste: rich, velvety, harmonious mouthcoating wine with blackberry, currants, chocolate espresso, graphite, and a spiced-charred wood- dark cherry long finish. YUM!! — a month ago

with Brenda

Chris Zitzman

9.3

The 2022 Cameron Winery “Dundee Hills” Pinot Noir is a fun-loving, juicy example of Pinot Noir from Oregon’s renown Dundee Hills appellation just within Yamhill County. While openly expressive, youthful and playful; there’s a surprisingly serious amount of depth and character to be found within it. While its brother from Cameron (“Ribbon Ridge”) is much more of an earthy, classically “Burgundian” representation of the variety- the Dundee Hills - the latter is a remarkly playful and light-footed example of how much fun the wines from this grape can produce. — 5 months ago

with Beth

Angie Forbes

9.0

Bottle Hampton $15.99 — 8 months ago

Brandon Boesch

9.5

Awesome wine. Some funk initially, opened up with short decant. Strawberries, mossy bramble, some blackberries, more earth. Long finish with fruit and acid and rocks and earth. Love it. — 3 years ago

Yi-Fen Li

9.0

Learned new grape! #colombard perfectly paired with hella Marshall Store🦪Pacific Preston Point Oysters on the water! Best afternoon evar — 4 years ago

with Matthew

Ryan Mullins

9.7

The more I drink these wines the more I’m convinced they are some@of america’a best chards. Laid back remarkable — 6 years ago

Jan A

9.6

Dark fruit, dark chocolate, round, sweet, archetype new world — 4 months ago

Sam Shepard

9.5

Stunner. WOTN from 40th dinner — 5 months ago

Hayden Hamilton

9.3

Awesome. Tons of bright red fruit. — 6 months ago

Andrea Watt

9.3

Black cherry and coffee with a touch of cola. — 10 months ago

with Becky

Steve Williams

9.2

Wee amount of wee bubbles open up this bone-dust bottle Apricot and the lightest of brown sugar bring you through to a pleasant mellow finish. Chicken sausage & peppers with salads made by Marta. With Bob, Hall, Marta, Terri: 5/29/23 — 3 years ago

Sam Shepard

8.9

Just a baby. Hard to get through tannins off the bat — 4 years ago

Amy Rehagen

9.0

Tobacco and falls leaves mingle with a sultry palate of black cherries and lavender. — 5 years ago