A to Z Pinot Noir is true to variety and vintage with bold aromatics and a palate to please. This wine has moderately-deep color and a tannin profile to match. The dark spices on the nose and palate complement the flavors you would expect from a good Oregon Pinot Noir: blackberry, raspberry, black cherry and earth.

The rich and creamy entry is followed by characteristic Puligny minerality and very nice acidity giving brightness at the finish. Overall, a delight, easy to drink and lovely. Pernot's Bourgogne always contains a fair amount of declassified Puligny Montrachet, and it shows. This is delicious and so quintessentially white Burgundy that it is very easy to like! "Similar to the 2006 and better than 2007!" Bob Sprentall