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Big Table Farm Yamhill Carlton Pinot 2015
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| Country: | United States |
| Region: | Oregon |
| Winery: | Big Table Farm Winery |
| Grape Type: | Pinot Noir |
| Organic: | Yes |
| Vintage: | 2015 |
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FIVE FACES is an acronym for the five members of the Fullerton family - Filip, Alex, Caroline, Eric and Susanne.
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"The 2015 'Five Faces' Pinot Noir shows deep profile with aromatics leading to wild mushroom, black cherry and wild blackberry. The palate displays a medium weight with flavors of orange zest, black truffle, wild blackberry cobbler and a hint of cola. This is delicious and shows excellent balance. (Best 2017-2027) - July, 2017 (OB)"
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Product Description
This wine represents the best of the Yamhill Carlton AVA and is adorned by one of the many historic barns of the county. The 2015 Yamhill-Carlton is made from the fruit of the Coats and Whitney and Kalita Vineyards, both farmed impeccably by Daniel Fey and the team at Results Partners.
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Another captivating nose from this producer with so much sour cherry character as well as fruit tea, hibiscus, lemon rind, forest floor and earth. The palate shows real depth and harmony with velvety tannins, lots of driven acidity, a tight yet sturdy structure and a long, succulent finish. Very well done. Delicious now but better in 2019. -James Suckling 93 Points
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96 points — purely domestic wine report
Winery: Big Table Farm Winery
In 2006 we moved to Oregon from Napa, where Brian had been making wine for ten years. We bought property in the Willamette Valley (about an hour outside of Portland).
This Oregon adventure is inspired by our desire to grow grapes, make wine, and to have the space for all of Clare’s animals and Brian’s wacky projects.
We named our farm and winery after our goal to provide a gracious and welcoming table for ourselves and friends, with a cornucopia of hand-crafted food and wine.
And now, almost ten years after we took the leap, we have developed this land into a working farm and built a barn and winery. We feel lucky to live here and we are still in awe and deeply grateful for the chance to build this dream and share it with you!
In 1996 Brian worked his first harvest. Having studied fermentation science at Davis, he took to the process of winemaking easily and loved it.
While working in Napa Valley, Brian learned from some of California's most esteemed winemakers and wineries - Turley Wine cellars, Neyers Vineyards, Blankiet Estate and Marcassin, just to name a few. Brian also spent a harvest working in Australia at Trevor Jones Fine Wines.
These varied experiences have contributed to Brian’s ability to optimize each vintage.
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