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2017 Rose & Arrow Estate The Black Walnut Worden Hill Dundee Hills Pinot Noir - 750ml pinot noir
2017 Rose & Arrow Estate The Black Walnut Worden Hill Dundee Hills Pinot Noir - 750ml pinot noir
2017 Rose & Arrow Estate The Black Walnut Worden Hill Dundee Hills Pinot Noir - 750ml pinot noir

2017 Rose & Arrow Estate The Black Walnut Worden Hill Dundee Hills Pinot Noir - 750ml

$225.00
2017 Rose & Arrow Estate The Black Walnut Worden Hill Dundee Hills Pinot Noir

Rose & Arrow is the newest project from Mark Tarlov (one of the founders of Evening Land) with consulting winemaker Louis Michel Liger-Belair, winemaker Felipe Ramirez and Pedro Parra, who is from Chile and specializes in soils. After founding Chapter 24 wines in 2012 and its subsequent label, Fire and Flood, Tarlov wanted to continue the exploration of Oregon terroir with the Rose & Arrow project.

Liger-Belair brought in Pedro Parra, a terroir specialist. "The problem with volcanic soil is that it started as a liquid and rolled downhill in a very haphazard way," Tarlov explains. "You throw a stick in Burgundy and you hit limestone. If you throw a stick in Oregon, you hit soil that came from the Missoula floods. Louis Michel said great wine needs mother rock. So we started with these small ribbons of volcanic soil not covered by flood wash. We got rid of our flood wash soils. You can make a lot of pleasing wine on flood wash soils. But we don’t think you can make really good wines from flood wash soils."

"These wines speak specifically and intimately to this belief that we have that there is something that elevates the wines. It is our contention that wines that are memorable require an ignition, which happens at the point of contact between the roots and rock. It's easy to see. Go to La Tâche—you see the limestone. Pedro says Oregonians need to start believing more in their terroir and not themselves. You have to understand that grand cru sites are there. I like to say that Burgundy has the history, they have time on their side. What we have I think is intention, and a little bit of science. Our intention is to find these ignition points that lift the wines."

Varietal Pinot Noir
Vintage 2016
Rating NR
Bottle Size 750 ml
Bottle Quantity 1
Country USA
Region Oregon
Location Dundee Hills
Producer JohnThomas
Color Red
Production
375 cases
Rating
Wine Spectator
Burghound
Varietal Pinot Noir
Vintage 2016
Rating NR
Barrels
Style
Burgundian
Owners
John Thomas
Region Oregon
Location North Coast
Producer
Thomas Winery
Winemaker
John Thomas
Production
375 cases 
    Varietal Pinot Noir
    Vintage 2017
    Rating 95 AG
    Bottle Size 750 ml
    Bottle Quantity 1
    Country USA
    Region Oregon
    Location Willamette Valley
    Producer Rose & Arrow Estate
    Color Red
    Wine Type Pinot Noir
    Varietal Pinot Noir
    Vintage 2017
    Rating 95 AG
    Barrels
    Style
    Burgundian
    Owners
    Mark Tarlov
    Region Oregon
    Location Willamette Valley
    Producer Rose & Arrow Estate
    Winemaker
    Consulting winemaker Louis Michel Liger-Belair, winemaker Felipe Ramirez and Pedro Parra
    Production
    205 cases
    Robert Parker Rating The 2017 Pinot Noir Worden Hill—The Black Walnut has a medium ruby color and opens with reductive notions of tar and struck flint over loam, blackberries and black cherries with underbrush and iodine notions. The palate offers much more at this youthful stage, with good concentration and earthy character. It has a firm, ripe frame and wonderful freshness, finishing long. Give this more time in bottle—there is potential for this wine to be better, if that reductive character resolves.
    Antonio Galloni Rating 95 AG - Deep garnet. Powerful, mineral-laced red berry, cherry and floral oil aromas are complicated by suggestions of exotic spices, incense and succulent herbs. Stains the palate with energetic raspberry preserve, cherry cola, rose pastille and spicecake flavors that become sweeter and deeper through the midpalate. Shows superb energy, fine definition and solid mineral thrust on the extremely long finish, which is framed by fine-grained, slow-building tannins.
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