2007 Chehalem Pinot Gris Willamette Valley
3.79 average rating
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About Chehalem
Almost thirty years ago Harry Peterson-Nedry began scouting potential vineyard locations in Oregon's burgeoning wine country. He soon discovered what's now called Ribbon Ridge, an ancient, uniform sedimentary hillside at the extreme western end of the Chehalem Mountains. There, he planted the Ridgecrest Vineyard, Chehalem's oldest, in 1982.
2007 Chehalem Pinot Gris Willamette Valley
Producer: Chehalem
Style: White Wine
Grape Type: Pinot Grigio/Gris
Origin: Oregon
Region: Willamette Valley
Your Rating & Review
124 Member Ratings
Average Member Rating: 3.79 out of 5 stars| 5 stars | (24) | |
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Member Notes
10/17/2008
by wctm
This is a very clean, crisp wine. I enjoyed it very much and would be perfect as an alternative to a hot, summer day. The NZ wines are all tasting the same and can be very sharp, bitter at times. This was nice and would buy it again. Wish it was cheaper however.
08/26/2010
by LeHew13282949
The more I drink this, the better I like it. That, of course, cannot end well!
Enjoyable
08/19/2009
by meacham13560856
Great summer dinner wine
summer treat
07/19/2009
by Coffin12375953
lovely wine for all your summer dinners. As with most wines that come from the Willamette Valley, worth the ordering on line and paying the shipping!
full flaver
06/19/2009
by Allen13293948
more body than you would expect. All the fruit and substance too.
slightly sweet summer white
06/18/2009
by batzli11753827
Very crisp and slightly sweet summer white
06/09/2009
by Taylor13466841
Complex, full bodied white wine. Excellent with food.
Really like this wine
06/04/2009
by Radovanov13479181
It is a lovely white with a surprising floral finish that really speaks to the terroir of the grape. I agree with the pear and spice, plus nice aromatics, this is a great value.
