The Wines of Oregon

[@Romans219]

Being in the service industry for many moons, Oregon wines are definitely some of the very best in the world

[@ricardojimenez8596]

Excelent video I'm learning too much thanks for sharing

[@vivianal.delatorre5712]

Amazing videos, great produced and information, Thank you!

[@GuildSomm]

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[@martini007m]

Oh gosh! I’m being spoiled this week, it’s like Christmas or early Easter, nevertheless I hope there’s more videos coming soon! I love these videos!

[@Crimson_626]

What an amazing video!!! Soooo much to learn!! some of the best pinot noirs i have ever tried came straight from Oregon!!!

[@mirandagoldstine8548]

Same here. I love Pinot Noir but I haven’t tried Cabernet Sauvignon yet. I want to try Cabernet Sauvignon from the Alexander Valley (which is part of Sonoma Valley) because I heard they have a rich chocolatey aftertaste but they are so expensive. Anyone has any recommendations for good Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon that won’t break the wallet?

[@Crimson_626]

@@mirandagoldstine8548 Miranda, Check out TotalWineandMore.com. Choose wine and then choose red wine -> Cabernets Sauvignon. Then click on Expert ratings and pick a bottle depending on your budget. Some good cabernets i have had are 1858 Nappa Valley, Caymus, The Bard - Realm vineyards and Blankiet estate. Hope this helps

[@mirandagoldstine8548]

@@Crimson_626 Thanks

[@dameinoferrall2400]

Just tried my first from the region. 2018 La Crema. Not too shabby. Not too shabby at all.

[@numanuma20]

I love Oregon Pinot Noir. It’s like getting Burgundy for less.

[@kamlando3089]

Hey, can you guys look at Michigan wines?

[@vouvray59]

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[@wc6046]

A triangle could be

[@ownedyoutyvm]

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