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The winemakers remain committed to the 10-months French oak barrel program of 27% new wood as well as the all-Chehalem Mountains sourcing from certified sustainable fruit grown in soils types ranging from marine sedimentary, volcanic basalt and wind-blown loess. It all adds up to a pleasantly fruit-forward Pinot Noir that’s bright with a theme of blueberry and cranberry-cherry juice.