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2024 Release Perspective
Two AVAs. One Grape.
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Eola-Amity Hills
2024 Pinot Noir
“Aromatics of blueberries picked right off the bush, Washington cherries, a hint of
orange rind, and rose petals. I have had this wine multiple
times over the last few months and it has lived rent free in my head. Decant now and
enjoy through 2046.”
— Josh McDaniels
96
Owen Bargreen
Shows gorgeous red florals on the nose with river rock and sandalwood tones. A generous melange of red and dark fruits combine with
tobacco leaf and stony undertones.
94
Jeb Dunnuck
A shade deeper in color, the 2024 Pinot Noir Eola-Amity Hills slowly reveals
layers of ripe cherries, baking spice, cedar, cardamom, and violets as it opens
in the glass.
02
Ribbon Ridge
2024 Pinot Noir
“This wine always reminds me of the vineyard site itself and expresses
terroir so well. Red rose petal, forest floor like the surrounding area
of the vineyard, blue fruit, spice, leather, and hints of anise. Medium
bodied on entry, the wine builds to a strong finish with lively acidity,
and a large, complex finish. The wine has a long life ahead of it but is
drinking great now. Always one of my personal favorites in the cellar.”
— Josh McDaniels
94
Jeb Dunnuck
Pouring a magenta/ruby hue, the 2024 Pinot Noir Ribbon Ridge is more
reserved today, gradually revealing black cherries, tea leaf, mint,
dark cocoa, preserved orange, and iron-tinged mineral notes. Medium to
full-bodied, it expands across the palate with ripe tannins, excellent
energy, and refined structure wrapped in an elegant frame. It simply
needs a little more time to unfurl. Drink 2027–2040.





