Tasting Summary: 2021-0319
Ethanauts by Zoom XII: Pinot Noir: White vs. Red
Hosted by: Larry and Marion
Larry and Marion supplied a single bottle of Oregon white Pinot Noir. Everyone picked up their own red PN for comparison.
Steve mentioned Spatburgunder. Larry replied
German Pinot Noir is a grotesque and ghastly wine that tastes akin to a defective, sweet, faded, diluted red Burgundy from an incompetent producer.
-Robert Parker, 2002.
Recipe
Although not part of the tasting, Marion posted this recipe.
Reading
Marion posted this story about white Pinot Noir.
Us
Katie signed off before Candy took this screen shot.
What We Drank:
| Who |
What |
|---|---|
| Everyone | Left Coast 2019, Willamette Valley, OR |
| Larrye and Pam | Just the Left Coast |
| Robin and Steve | First wine: August Kesseler, "The Daily August" 2015, Rheingau, GE. Yes, a spatburgunder. Ditched after one glass. Second wine: Something really awful from Oregon, two sips and we ditched it too. Not worth listing here. Third wine: Patricia Green Cellars, Four Winds 2007. McMinville, OR |
| Karen and Evan | Boedeker Cellars 2016, Wilamette Valley, OR |
| Candy and Ralph | Cristom Mt. Jefferson Cuvee 2017, Wilamette Valley, OR |
| Marion and Larry | Tembo 2019, CA |
| Sharon and Allan | a la carte 2018, North Coast, CA |
| Katie | a la carte 2018, North Coast, CA |