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Ponzi 2021 Laurelwood Pinot Noir

  • 96 Points - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate
  • 93 Points - James Suckling
  • 92 Points - Jeb Dunnuck

Embark on a sensory odyssey with Ponzi's Laurelwood Pinot Noir. This New World expression, masterfully crafted by Director Luisa Ponzi, unveils the rich nuances of Oregon's terroir in every sip.

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Indulge your senses in the exquisite journey of Ponzi's 2021 Laurelwood Pinot Noir—a testament to the rich tapestry of Oregon's famed vineyards and the artistry of winemaking. Crafted with precision and passion, this New World expression captures the essence of the region, blending grapes from Ponzi's esteemed vineyards with the unique character of the Laurelwood District AVA.

Renowned for its distinctive terroir, the Laurelwood Pinot Noir unveils a perfumed symphony on the nose. Revel in the seductive dance of black pepper, nutmeg, and mesquite, entwined with the delicate notes of lavender and dried rose petal. The aromatic allure sets the stage for a palate adorned with a medley of ripe blueberry, raspberry, and blackberry bramble—a harmonious reflection of Oregon's cool climate and diverse soils.

Guiding this sensory voyage is Luisa Ponzi, the visionary Director of Winemaking & Viticulture. In her own words, she paints a vivid picture of the wine's complexity: "The mouth mimics the nose with spice notes, maple, black cherry reduction, and dried sage. Chocolate nibs, malted, and cinnamon frame the sweet mid palate, fresh with juicy acidity and finishing with lovely long, dusty tannins." A testament to the meticulous craftsmanship and commitment to excellence that defines Ponzi wines.

Rooted in the Chehalem Mountains appellation, this Pinot Noir boasts an alcohol content of 13.4%, striking the perfect balance between elegance and intensity. The distinctiveness of the Laurelwood District AVA shines through, adding layers of depth and character to this vintage.

Whether you are a seasoned wine connoisseur or a novice explorer, Ponzi's 2021 Laurelwood Pinot Noir invites you to savor the essence of Oregon in every sip. Elevate your palate with this extraordinary creation, where tradition meets innovation, and the spirit of the Pacific Northwest is bottled for your pleasure. Unveil the secrets of the Chehalem Mountains and embark on a sensory adventure with Ponzi's latest masterpiece.

Alcohol: 13.4%
96 Points - "The 2021 Pinot Noir Laurel wood District has a pale ruby-purple color and slowly unfolding aromas of cranberries, tangerine peel, pipe tobacco and forest floor. The medium-bodied palate is powerful and generous with concentrated fruit, grainy tannins, plenty of refreshing acidity and a long, spicy finish. Best after 2024." - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate

93 Points - "Pretty nose of green strawberries, cranberries, dark currants, licorice and button mushrooms. Juicy and tasty with a medium body and gently dusty tannins. Moreish." - James Suckling

92 Points - "Sourced from both estate properties as well as purchased fruit from long-term grower commitments, the 2021 Pinot Noir Laurelwood District is packed with poppy fruit and bright with spices. Its notes of dusty earth, potpourri, and wild mixed berries with a hint of blue fruit are followed on the palate by a ripe and inviting red with a chocolate texture, sweet tannins, and a good finish. It’s drinking well now and will provide solid drinking over the coming 4-6 years." - Jeb Dunnuck
This perfumed nose shows beautiful spice notes of black pepper, nutmeg and mesquite with floral aromas of lavender and dried rose petal. Ripe blueberry, raspberry and blackberry bramble mingle throughout. The mouth mimics the nose with spice notes, maple, black cherry reduction and dried sage. Chocolate nibs, malted and cinnamon frame the sweet mid palate, fresh with juicy acidity and finishing with lovely long, dusty tannins.
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