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Bells Up Winery 2017 Estate Prelude Rosé of Pinot Noir, Chehalem Mountains, $22
By Great Northwest Wine on December 16, 2018
This Pinot Noir rosé signals the first commercial estate wine for the Specters, and the blend of Pommard and Dijon 667 clones has been a hit among their fans in the north Willamette Valley. While the darker wardrobe after 24 hours on the skins might lead some to believe this is more of “blush” in style, rather it’s a rather serious rose. The delicate nose of dusty rose and Rainier cherry leads to flavors of dried cranberry, black cherry and baking spices, backed by a juicy and bone-dry finish.
Rating: Recommended
Production: 96 cases
Alcohol: 13%
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