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2006 Cherry Hill Estate Pinot Noir
Eola-Amity Hills District, Willamette Valley
$29.00 [Order
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Cherry Hill Estate Pinot Noir is
an elegant light, delicate style of pinot noir. This beautiful wine was
hand picked from our Pommard Clone and aged in neutral French oak for
one year. This soft subtle pinot noir from the Willamette Valley will
only improve with age, but she is a beauty right now.
Food and Serving Suggestions:
Pinot noir is known as the most food-friendly grape and Willamette
Valley pinot noirs rank with the best from Burgundy and California. We
recommend entrees of fish, beef, wild game, and pastas.
2007 Papillon Estate Pinot
Noir
Eola-Amity Hills District,
Willamette Valley
$22.00 [Order
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Papillon Estate Pinot Noir is a blend
of our two Dijon clones 115 and 113. Papillon (a small French breed of
dog) is our biggest and boldest pinot noir. This fruit comes from
seven-year-old vines that are planted on our Nekia soil with southwest
facing slopes at 300 feet elevation. This wine which tastes of
cherries and chocolate is our most macho wine which is proving to be a
favorite of the cigar crowd. It will mellow and improve with age and
the tannins will soften.
Food and Serving Suggestions:
Pinot noir is known as the most food-friendly grape and Willamette
Valley pinot noirs rank with the best from Burgundy and California. We
recommend entrees of fish, beef, wild game, and pastas.
2004 Sweeney Reserve Pinot
Noir
Eola-Amity Hills District,
Willamette Valley
$40.00 [Order
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Sweeny is our Reserve Pinot Noir and
was selected by our owner Mike Sweeney from his favorite barrels of our
estate fruit. This wine represents the best of our Pommard clone from
three of our most desirable vineyard blocks. Mike Sweeney says "I love
this wine and want to share it with you."
Tasting Notes:
Sweeney estate Pinot Noir is our Reserve Pinot Noir. The wine is 100%
Pommard clone from three of Cherry Hills best blocks. These three blocks
are known as the holy grail of the vineyard and the fruit is cropped to
2 tons per acre and picked at 23 brix. Our owner, Mike Sweeney selects
several barrels and shares this delicate wine with family and select
friends.
Food and Serving Suggestions:
Pinot noir is known as the most food-friendly grape and Willamette
Valley pinot noirs rank with the best from Burgundy and California. We
recommend entrees of fish, beef, wild game, and pastas.
2007 Vanda Estate Pinot Noir Dry Rosé
Eola-Amity Hills District,
Willamette Valley
$16.00 [Order
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Like the Vanda Orchid on its label, this
delightful estate Pinot Noir Dry Rosé is light and beautiful. The crisp
dry taste of this wine is indeed as pleasing to the palate as the bloom of
the Vanda Orchid is to the eye. The rosé, when served chilled, is best
enjoyed on a warm day with a gentle breeze while sitting in a rocking
chair. A light lunch and afternoon sip will remind you of the feminine,
romantic, and sensuous qualities that are the signature of the Willamette
Valley pinot noir grape in this its most delicate style.
Tasting Notes:
Vanda Pinot Noir Dry Rosé is produced from Dijon and Pommard clones from
the Cherry Hill estate fruit located in the Eola-Amity Hills District of the
Oregon Willamette Valley. We pick our fruit at 22 brix, and it is
fermented in closed-topped stainless steel tanks. It is not aged in oak
and the wine is fined and filtered. The wine is produced and packaged to
cater to our lady friends and should be given much like a flower or
jewelry.
Cherry Hill Winery is part of a group
of winemakers and wine drinkers dedicated to righting the wrongs done to
the dry rosé. Europeans down copious amounts of rosé but in the U.S.
only a handful of sophisticated drinkers quaff this wonderful pink wine.
Food and Serving Suggestions:
Dry Rosé is currently experiencing a new world renaissance as it pairs
well with seafood, steaks, spicy flavors, salads and even barbecue.
Toast to pinot noir dry rosé!
2007 Poverty Road Pinot
Grigio
Willamette Valley
$16.00 [Order
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This light delicate Pinot Grigio is named
after the road to our winery. This road has impoverished us as
well as the persons who have exceeded the 14 mph speed limit.
Traffic fines are excessive and allow us to produce this exquisite light
wine at a nominal cost.
Tasting Notes:
Poverty Road Pinot Grigio is produced from purchased fruit in the
Willamette Valley of Oregon. This light white wine is a starter wine,
training wheels, a quencher of thirst for those traveling our long road
and a rocking chair wine, all in one package. The fruit is sourced
from nearby vineyards and is a whole cluster pressing. It is fermented
in closed topped stainless steel fermenters and is not stored
in oak.
To place an order for Cherry Hill Wines:
Call (503) 623-7867
OR...
Print out the online
order form and
either...
Fax it to (503) 623-7878
OR... Mail it to:
Cherry Hill Winery
7867 Crowley Road
PO Box 66
Rickreall, OR 97371
Questions?
Contact Cherry Hill at
office@cherryhillwinery.com
or Call (503) 623-7867
How to find Cherry Hill Winery
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Last revised:
01/06/2011
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