Beaux Freres The Beaux Freres Vineyard Pinot Noir 2021

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Vintage: 2021
  • WS 94
  • WA 95
  • JS 95
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Beaux Freres The Beaux Freres Vineyard Pinot Noir 2021, crafted by the skilled hands of Winemaker Mike D. Etzel, is a testament to the transformative journey of this once 1940s dairy pasture now flourishing as 25 acres of captivating Pinot Noir vines, encircled by an almost mystical forest perimeter.

In the glass, it reveals a mesmerizing medium ruby-purple hue, hinting at the intricate flavors awaiting discovery. The aroma is a complex interplay of ripe, dark cherry skins, intertwined with alluring notes of orange zest and subtle white flowers. Undertones of bramble berries, licorice, and cardamom create an inviting bouquet, while a delicate hint of bark and potpourri adds depth to the olfactory experience.

On the palate, this vintage unfolds gracefully, showcasing a tight and refined structure enveloped by very fine tannins. The initial savory impression gradually gives way to a delightful interplay of wild blackberry and blueberry notes, harmoniously intertwined with hints of forest floor, licorice, and bitters. As it lingers, a long, floral finish emerges, leaving an impression of elegance and expressiveness that is both enchanting and effortlessly drinkable.

Earning critical acclaim with a 95 from James Suckling, 95 from Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate, and 94 from Wine Spectator, this vintage promises to captivate the senses and evolve beautifully over the years. Anticipated peak enjoyment is recommended from 2024, with the potential to age gracefully until 2033.

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Critical Acclaim

WS 94
Wine Spectator
Dynamic and expressive, with fragrant violet and raspberry aromas that highlight spirited guava, white pepper and spiced tea flavors, which build toward medium-grained tannins. Drink now through 2033.
WA 95
Wine Advocate
Medium ruby-purple, the 2021 Pinot Noir The Beaux Frères Vineyard opens slowly on the nose to a core of wild blackberry and blueberry, revealing tones of forest floor, licorice, bitters and floral potpourri as it spends time in the glass. The light-bodied palate is soft and juicy with surprisingly concentrated flavors for its delicate frame, and it has a long, floral finish. This is elegant, expressive and easy to drink!
JS 95
James Suckling
Complex aromas of cherry stones, bramble berries, licorice, cardamom, bark and some potpourri. Salty olive undertones, too. It’s medium-bodied, tight and refined, with very fine tannins. Savory. Somewhat restrained for now. Unfined and unfiltered. Drink from 2024.

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Beaux Freres Vineyard, nestled atop Ribbon Ridge near Newberg, Oregon, has been a testament to the art of winemaking since its inception in 1988. This picturesque 88-acre farm boasts a unique location with 30 acres of steep, contiguous hillsides that face southeast, south, and southwest, perfect for cultivating Pinot Noir grapes. These vines, some now 34 years old, include a mix of Pommard, Wadenswil, and Dijon clones planted on phylloxera-resistant rootstocks. One distinguishing feature of Beaux Freres is their commitment to sustainable farming practices. They have explored biodynamic farming ideals, opting for natural tonics and composting, creating a harmonious relationship with the land. The vineyard's annual cycle begins with winter pruning, followed by bud break in April,... Read More
Pinot Noir grapes exhibit a distinct elegance. Their thin skins and tightly clustered berries make them susceptible to disease and challenging to cultivate. However, the rewards of this persnickety grape are extraordinary. Pinot Noir wines possess a remarkable flavor profile, often described as silky, with vibrant acidity, delicate tannins, and an array of aromas. Expect to encounter red fruit notes like cherry and raspberry, accompanied by earthy undertones, floral hints, and sometimes a touch of spice. Renowned regions such as Burgundy in France, the Willamette Valley in Oregon, and California's Sonoma County have become synonymous with exceptional Pinot Noir production. Each region brings its own terroir and climate, contributing to the wine's character. Burgundy, for instance,... Read More

Winemaker of Beaux Freres The Beaux Freres Vineyard Pinot Noir 2021

Mike D. Etzel

Mike D. Etzel, the accomplished winemaker behind Beaux Frères Vineyard, is a true artisan of the craft. With a passion for Pinot Noir, he has dedicated himself to creating exceptional wines that showcase the beauty of Oregon's Willamette Valley. Drawing from over three decades of experience, Mike's approach combines traditional techniques with a deep respect for the land. He has explored biodynamic farming, emphasizing sustainability and harmony with nature. His commitment to hand-harvesting and meticulous sorting ensures only the finest grapes make it into his wines. Mike's unwavering dedication to quality continues to earn Beaux Frères a well-deserved reputation as a top producer of Oregon Pinot Noir.
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Nestled in the heart of western Oregon, the Willamette Valleystands as a prominent and vibrant wine region, capturing the essence of a unique terroir and a rich viticultural history. Stretching 120 miles southward from Portland, this region covers an extensive 3.4 million acres and has evolved into one of the United States' most vital AVAs outside of California. The story of Willamette Valley's viticulture begins with pioneers who settled in the fertile land during the early 19th Century. However, it wasn't until the late 1960s that viticulture gained momentum when University of California's Davis students turned... Read More

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