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91 Pt. Willamette Valley Pinot Noir 2021 David Paige Wines

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  • In 2018, the Rickus, Paige, and Gorup (RPG) families pooled resources and talent to produce wines from some of Oregon's highest-quality grapes. Luckily, in addition to Dave Paige's talents in the cellar, his thirty years making wine in the region have left him with a detailed mental map of its terroir.
  • For the crafting of the 2021 Willamette Valley Pinot Noir, this knowledge was crucial in sourcing fruit from the Chehalem Mountains and Eola-Amity appellations. The well-balanced cuvee retains the constituent character of each site to create a final, memorable taste mosaic.
  • This bottling earned a "hat trick" of 91-point scores, underlining the consensus expert opinion that a Pinot of this caliber, available at a substantial discount, should command our attention.

Member Rating: 94

Tech Notes Wine Details James Suckling Wine Enthusiast International Wine Report Vinous
Unit Size750.00 ML
VarietalPinot Noir
Vintage2021
GrapePinot Noir
CountryUnited States
AppellationWillamette Valley
RegionOregon
Alcohol Content13.10%
By David Page Wines
2021 Willamette Valley Pinot Noir

Vineyard Notes
AVA: Willamette Valley
Vineyard Source: RPG Vineyard, BelliVadum, Zenith Vineyard, Windridge Vineyard, Hollis Vineyard
Soils: Planted in a variety of different soils and microclimates, ranging from the sandy marine sediments of the Chehalem Mountains to the rocky volcanic soils of Eola-Amity AVA

Winemaking
Variety: 100% Pinot Noir
Farming Practices: 100% LIVE Certified Sustainable
Bottling Date: August 2022
Alcohol: 13.10%
Production Notes: 6% whole cluster, 10 months French oak (25% new)
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David Paige Wines Pinot Noir Willamette Valley 2021
Monday, Mar 10, 2025
Score: 91
Color: Red
Country: United States
Region: Oregon
Vintage: 2021
A smooth, seamless wine that seems to melt in the mouth, offering mild red and black cherry flavors and subtle oak spices. Surprisingly light in body for something so generous. Soft tannins and a decent amount of acidity add good balance. Drink now.
Jim Gordon, Executive Editor
David Paige 2021 Pinot Noir (Willamette Valley)
From: Willamette Valley, Willamette Valley, Oregon, US
Rating: 91
Price: $45
Winery: David Paige
Region: Willamette Valley
Alcohol: 13.10%
Variety: Pinot Noir
Wine Type: Red
Bottle Size: 750.00 ml
Issue Date: 12/1/2024
Rich blackberry and caramelized sugar aromas will put you in the mod [sic] for a crumble straight out of the oven. Then bright acidity takes over, shining its spotlight on flavors of boysenberries, nutmeg, filberts and black tea. This is a balanced wine, with silky tannins and a lively mouthfeel.
Reviewed By: Michael Alberty
DAVID PAIGE WINES Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley 2021
Rating: 91
Producer: David Paige Wines
Vintage: 2021
Drink: 2024-2030
Country: United States
Region: Oregon
Appellation: Willamette Valley
Report Date: September 2024
Editor: Jeremy Young
Macerated with 6% whole cluster fruit and then aged for 10 months in 25% new French oak, the 2021 Willamette Valley Pinot Noir from David Paige boasts a medium shimmering ruby core with a light pink rim. Rich with black cherry, dusty herb, cola, and toasted anise notes, the palate is open and inviting, with additional black raspberry and sweet spice mixing well with the fine-grained tannins.
2021 Pinot Noir Willamette Valley
Producer: David Paige Wines
Place of Origin: United States, Willamette Valley, Oregon
Color: Red
Grape/Blend: Pinot Noir
Rating: 90
Drinking Window: 2024 - 2028
From: Oregon 2022: The Rollercoaster Vintage (Aug 2024)
The 2021 Pinot Noir Willamette Valley is spicy, with nuances of wild strawberry and dried herbs forming its bouquet. It's round and supple with ripe wild berry fruits, complemented by hints of cola and spice cake. This lingers long, staining the palate in primary concentration as silky tannins add a lovely punctuation to the experience.
By: Eric Guido on May 2024