Ever since I read a great review of 2008 Oregon Pinot Noirs in the NYT, I’ve been on the lookout in local wine stores. I can’t find many from the NYT list. So I tried the Torii Mor on a whim It’s just over $20 and excellent value. Classic cherry fruit but with plenty of acid and a dry finish. Well balanced. On this evidence, I’m going to try any 2008 Oregon Pinot Noir I can find in this price range.
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