Tasted by kwalitsch. Clean and crisp with some nice sweetness and fruit. (86 pts.) - Tasted 5/6/2008. [FIND IT!]

Tasted by conform. Dead, somewhat unsurprisingly. - Tasted 4/21/2008. [FIND IT!]

Tasted by smigdiggler. This took atleast an hour to open up but when it did, it opened up to strawberries and earth. This is a great example of a good willamette pinot. berries and just a hint of vanilla. Very earthy with a finish of sweetness. almost like dropping your cotton candy on the ground and finishing it anyway.

God Bless Willamette Valley (91 pts.) - Tasted 4/20/2008. [FIND IT!]

Tasted by guitarguy. Love this wine and it blows the doors off of Conundrum for half the price. My first experience was the 9th Edition and they are up to Edition 11 now. Candied apple, Chinese Five Spice and butterscotch on the nose of a very clear almost clear quaff. The multiple varietals are well integrated in the 11th Edition, I recall muscat dominating more in the 9th. On the palate, a nice core of acidity, very fruity with citrus (orange), 5-spice and green apple. You can have your Caymus, this wine hits the spot for me. Nearly 5 minutes after finishing I still have lingering notes of mandarin orange. If there is RS in this wine, I cannot find it, which is why I discount certain other TN. This is not supposed to be a varietal so you cannot taste it as such. (90 pts.) - Tasted 4/17/2008. [FIND IT!]

I think that this wine has the most amazing, floral nose (perhaps from the Muscat?). Yet it has a crispness, and a great, full texture. What a fun blend! Perfect to bring to the table when you have a Chardonnay lover AND a Sauvignon Blanc sitting side by side.

Tasted by jamscreator. A bit better than before. My wife likes the sweetness in this wine. We actually drank 2 bottles with a large dinner tonight, and she stated that the #10 is not as good as the #11. See my previous notes - I agree! I think the restaurant served this a bit too chilled, and it opened up nicely as the evening evolved, but it just didn't rate as favorable as the #11 edition. Very good still. (86 pts.) - Tasted 4/9/2008. [FIND IT!]

Tasted by vancouvermatt. While I don't mind delicate, light-bodied Pinot's, this one seemed thin and slightly underripe. I'd pick J. Daan's bottling over this any day of the week. (87 pts.) - Tasted 4/8/2008. [FIND IT!]

Tasted by danandjoyce. We enjoyed it. It was a mellow pinot, though. - Tasted 4/4/2008. [FIND IT!]

Tasted by wood. The Syrah, Zinfandel and the Pinot Noir did not compliment each other in this bottling. The fruit seemed to be dominated by the Pinot Noir but did not have enough balance with little structure to support the fruit. (78 pts.) - Tasted 3/24/2008. [FIND IT!]

Tasted by conform. Popped and poured. Nose never really showed up over 3 hours. Palate of muted dark fruit, leather, lots of earth. Good structure and good length on the finish. I think this would have benefited from a longish decant. - Tasted 3/10/2008. [FIND IT!]

Tasted by EaglesWin. Easy drinker. (86 pts.) - Tasted 2/28/2008. [FIND IT!]

Tasted by VinoAddict. 02/23/2008 -- This wine is actually starting to turn around. I opened a bottle on a whim this past weekend and really enjoyed the wine. I didn't take any detailed tasting notes, but recall it having bright cherries and nicely integrated red fruits on the palette. We tried it side-by-side with a variety of other wines, including a 2005 Estate Cuvee from Sokol Blosser. The '05 was very sweet and very uninteresting. The 2000 Willamette Valley definitely held its own. - Tasted 2/23/2008. [FIND IT!]