We continue this week's Pinot Noir theme with a look at the 2010 releases of one of our favourite Oregon producers, Bergström. (Left is the view from their tasting room.)
I was impressed by what I tasted last time I attended the International Pinot Noir Celebration in McMinnville,Oregon, and this was confirmed by the quality, subtlety and exuberance of Bergström wines subsequently shown by London retailer Roberson. I even made one of them a wine of the week.
Out of the blue a set of 2010s arrived on my doorstep and below are my impressions of them. I like...
Bergström's Oregon 2010s
Tuesday 14 May 2013
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