This bargain of a Pinot Noir has a quite deep nose of (mostly) dark cherries with a touch of black raspberry and (very light) wood smoke. On the palate, the first thing that I get is a combination of tart acidity, dry tannin and just a hint of white pepper. It then expands to punch up with sweet raspberries and deep, dark cherries. It is all rounded out by fresh minerals and a nicely bright finish. This is one that should appeal to a majority of Pinot Noir fans.

The 2022 Division "Un" Pinot Noir leaps from the glass with spiraling aromatics of cranberry, minerality, and dried flowers. The palate is equally lifted with bright, crunchy strawberry and cranberry fruits that are lent backbone by crushed, dried flowers and volcanic minerality. This is the perfect Pinot Noir for the summer.

The pure, rocky, volcanic soils of Willamette Valley are front and center with this lovely bottling of Pinot Noir - Opening notes of lifted, juicy summer fruits - like freshly pressed & squeezed bramble juices with cherry jubilee drizzled on top - fruit forward but not heavy or underbalanced, the rocky terroir shines through this fresh fruit with great little dashes of dry spice with generously herbal + rocky corners, heartily compliment the deep fruit lining this wine. Balanced, delicious, completely ready today!