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Grape growing takes center stage in the production of Phelps Creek wines. Each craft bottling distinctly
expresses the Columbia Gorge AVA. Bright, rich fruit flavors layer upon lingering mineral tones drawn from
deep and complex volcanic soils. We restrict the vines to minuscule yields, ensuring quality over quantity.
Extraordinary care leads to extraordinary wines.

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Robert Parker's Wine Advocate 10/31/09 Edition –Reviews of 2007 Oregon Pinot Noir

Becky’s Cuvee Pinot Noir 2007  89 Points
Estate Reserve Pinot Noir 2007 90 Points
Cuvee Alexandrine Pinot Noir 2007 91 Points

"This is an impressive collection of wines from Phelps Creek Vineyards located in the Columbia Gorge AVA."  

"The
2007 Pinot Noir Becky’s Cuvee is a blend of six vineyards.  It offers a lovely bouquet of cedar, cinnamon, incense, cherry and raspberry.  Smooth and easy-going on the palate, this flavorful, nicely concentrated, pleasure-bent wine will provide fine
drinking over the next 5 years."

"The
2007 Pinot Noir Estate Reserve displays a similar personality but with greater depth and concentration.  Spicy, savory and
round, this stylish Pinot has no hard edges.  Drink it through 2015."  

"The
2007 Pinot Noir Cuvee Alexandrine raises the bar a notch.  The complex aromatic array includes smoke, mineral, earth
notes, violets, cherry, and raspberry.  Elegant and intensely fruited, it has the structure to evolve for 1-2 years and will offer a
drinking window extending from 2011 to 2019."     ~ Jay Miller