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Crowley 2007 Pinot Noir Willamette Valley

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The Crowley 2007 Pinot Noir Willamette Valley (13%) is my kind of Oregon pinot noir. I had a good feeling about this wine when it appeared in the glass as a clear, light ruby red, offering strawberry fruit with hints of earth interwoven throughout.

My feelings were confirmed by flavors of delicious red berry fruit, balanced acidity, and a silky smooth finish. Nothing viscous, cloying, candied, or sour about this Oregon pinot noir. Just a good combination of fruit plus acidity equalling goodness.

We paired the $25 Crowley pinot noir with a dinner of homemade spaghetti ala matriciana, a wonderful dish that was well complemented with this wine. Considering it's price point and overall quality, this is an Oregon pinot noir that I intend to stock up on in the weeks ahead.

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