Since I liked it despite my bias against its light style, and because it’s an easy-drinking Willamette Valley pinot at a bargain price, Kudos 2009 pinot noir is: But in today’s market, Kudos clearly IS a great value for an Oregon pinot. Finally, I feel that Oregon pinots are overpriced these days. But it’s much more interesting than a Mirassou or a Hob Nob. The 6 Best Pinot Noir Bottles Under 30 Pinot Noir can command hundreds of dollars per bottle. I preferred Mark West Santa Lucia Highlands, reviewed here, at this price level. Kudos 2012 Pinot Noir (Willamette Valley) 85 Points. Since I liked it despite my bias against its light style, and because it’s an easy-drinking Willamette Valley pinot at a bargain price, Kudos 2009 pinot noir is: Recommended. Crafted by Laurent Monatliue and the Northwest Wine Company (makers of Domaine Loubejac), Kudos Pinot Noir is a handcrafted blend made from select vineyard sites that honor Oregon winemaking. Sogrape 2021 Silk & Spice Red (Portuguese Table Wine. But in today’s market, Kudos clearly IS a great value for an Oregon pinot. Braunewell 2019 Hands Off Low Intervention Limited Edition Pinot Noir (Landwein Rhein) Pinot Noir. On the down side, the fact that it’s a light pinot noir means that I can’t stop dwelling on its leanness, its translucence, its thin, light, not-heavy - OK yes, I do need counseling, but I just wish it were more medium-bodied. Finally, I feel that Oregon pinots are overpriced these days. If you enjoy light pinot noir, I think you’ll like Kudos, and maybe even love it. And it’s far more interesting than most bargain pinots. Somebody on Snooth called it “astonishing.” The modest 13.9% alcohol content means it’s not fire-breathing. James Suckling: A pretty and juicy red with plum and dried-strawberry character. Kudos Willamette Valley Pinot Noir 2015 (was 18.99) Kudos Riesling 2017 (was 12.99) Kudos Reserve. The price is a bargain for any drinkable Oregon pinot. Kudos Willamette Valley Pinot Noir 2015 Front Label. The cherry is balanced by a nice tartness and moderate acidity. But it mostly smells and tastes like a natural, untainted, honest pinot noir. Kudos is made by NW Wine Co and has lots going for it: it smells, and tastes, like cherries, with rose petals and dry earth. This review should be taken with that grain of salt. Here we have a 2009 pinot noir from the renowned Willamette Valley in Oregon, which costs $15 at Total Wine.īias alert! I don’t usually like light pinot noir.
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