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The Vineyard Spring 2011<br />

The Vineyard Spring 2011<br />

de Lancellotti Family Vineyards<br />

J.L. Chave<br />

F e at u r i n g<br />

Great Value # 18<br />

Best Buys to Start the<br />

Spring Off Right!<br />

de Lancellotti family <strong>vineyard</strong> is the result of a growing family dedicated to world<br />

class Pinot Noir. Our <strong>vineyard</strong>s sits on the Calkins Lane Bench of the land on<br />

Chehalem Mountain. We farm our <strong>vineyard</strong> using holistic Demeter® certified biodynamic<br />

practices creating wines of great elegance and character from these ancient<br />

sedimentary soils. Living on our land, our goal is to serve as stewards as other families<br />

have lived and farmed before us with respect and love for generations to come!<br />

2008<br />

Pinot Noir Estate<br />

2007<br />

Pinot Noir Estate<br />

$59.99<br />

Per bottle<br />

“The 2008 Pinot Noir Estate was also fermented with native yeasts and spent 18 months in 20% new<br />

barrels. It gives up a splendid bouquet of smoke, Asian spices, incense, black cherry, and black raspberry<br />

leading to a rich, loaded, layered Pinot with superb volume, intensity, and length. It will reward 2-3 years<br />

of cellaring and will offer a drinking window extending from 2013 to 2023. Paul De Lancellotti’s 17.5<br />

acres of <strong>vineyard</strong> is fully planted out and biodynamically certified.” <strong>Wine</strong> Advocate, rated 93/100<br />

“Sexy bouquet of raspberry, cherry-cola and potpourri, with subtle woodsmoke and anise qualities in the<br />

background. A juicy, spicy midweight that offers sweet red and dark berry flavors and a zesty mineral<br />

spine. Darker fruits come up on the finish, which lingers with impressive juicy persistence. Very attractive<br />

right now but has the balance to reward another four to six years of bottle aging, at a minimum.” Steve<br />

Tanzer, rated 92/100<br />

“Complex aromas of dried lavender and rose petals, fresh garden soil, and sweet dark red fruits are a<br />

little tough to parse at first because of the appealing unity of the whole, but with time each element begins<br />

to show its own character in the nose. Equally involved in the mouth, flavors of ripe cranberry, plum red<br />

cherry, and strawberry give a satisfying sense of fruit-sweetness, yet more spice and earth notes of mushroom,<br />

forest floor, and celery seed underlie the fruit with a more earthy essence. Great acidity and subtle<br />

tannins give balance. The finish is fresh, and intriguing notes of tangerine peel provide a pleasing sense<br />

of lift to the whole. This is a bright and fresh Pinot Noir that could be paired with pancetta-wrapped<br />

chicken, or saved in the cellar for future enjoyment.” Northwest Palate, rated Stellar Selection, Three<br />

Grapes Clusters<br />

$59.99<br />

Per bottle<br />

“…an expressive bouquet of smoke, minerals, damp earth, spice box, cherry, and raspberry. Moderately<br />

structured on the palate with excellent depth and savory fruit, this lengthy, substantial Pinot will evolve<br />

for 2-3 years and drink well from 2011 to 2019.” <strong>Wine</strong> Advocate, rated 92/100<br />

“Firm in texture, with raspberry and strawberry flavors rolling easily over a bed of fine tannins, picking<br />

up floral and bay leaf notes as the finish lingers. 250 cases made.” <strong>Wine</strong> Spectator, rated 91/100<br />

“ O n e o f t o p t e n<br />

e m e r g i n g b r a n d s<br />

f r o m O r e g o n .”<br />

W i n e S p e c t a t o r<br />

Paul & Kendlall De Lancellotti and Family<br />

his is the model estate for a family-owned <strong>vineyard</strong>—a great family, a great<br />

“Tdomaine, a great terroir, and great wines. While the father and son, as well as<br />

the other 500 years or so of Chaves who have made wines from the hallowed hills of<br />

Hermitage, may be world-class tasters, superb chefs, and gifted storytellers, the fact<br />

remains that Gérard Chave and, increasingly, his talented young son, Jean-Louis, are<br />

among the staunchest guardians of terroir, and artisanal/artistic winemaking in<br />

France. The humility with which they go about their business (mere custodians of<br />

privileged spots on Earth is how they look at it) is refreshing, particularly in a world<br />

dominated by greed and an industrial wine culture. They make exquisite red and<br />

white Hermitage as well as small amounts of St. Joseph. In the finest vintages, Chave<br />

produces tiny amounts of a super-expensive luxury cuvée called Chatelin.” <strong>Wine</strong><br />

Advocate<br />

2009 Cotes du Rhone Mon Coeur________________________ 19.99<br />

2007 Hermitage_ ________________________________ 219.99<br />

Rated 93-95/100, <strong>Wine</strong> Advocate<br />

Rated 95/100, <strong>Wine</strong> Spectator<br />

Rated 95-96/100, Steve Tanzer<br />

2005 Hermitage_ ________________________________ 299.99<br />

Rated 94/100, <strong>Wine</strong> Advocate<br />

Rated 98/100, <strong>Wine</strong> Spectator<br />

Rated 97/100, Steve Tanzer<br />

2004 Hermitage_ ________________________________ 249.99<br />

Rated 94/100, <strong>Wine</strong> Advocate<br />

Rated 95/100, <strong>Wine</strong> Spectator<br />

Rated 95-96/100, Steve Tanzer<br />

2001 Hermitage_ ______________________________ mag. 359.99<br />

2001 Hermitage_ _____________________________ 3.0 liter 849.99<br />

Rated 91-95/100, <strong>Wine</strong> Advocate<br />

Rated 95/100, <strong>Wine</strong> Spectator<br />

Rated 94/100, Steve Tanzer<br />

2007 Hermitage Blanc_____________________________ 219.99<br />

Rated 95-98/100, <strong>Wine</strong> Advocate<br />

Rated 95/100, <strong>Wine</strong> Spectator<br />

Rated 94/100, Steve Tanzer<br />

2005 Hermitage Blanc_____________________________ 299.99<br />

Rated 96/100, <strong>Wine</strong> Advocate<br />

Rated 98/100, <strong>Wine</strong> Spectator<br />

Rated 97/100, Steve Tanzer<br />

2004 Hermitage Blanc_____________________________ 249.99<br />

Rated 95/100, <strong>Wine</strong> Advocate<br />

Rated 97/100, <strong>Wine</strong> Spectator<br />

Rated 96/100, Steve Tanzer<br />

2001 Hermitage Blanc______________________________ 179.99<br />

Rated 92-94/100, <strong>Wine</strong> Advocate<br />

Rated 94/100, <strong>Wine</strong> Spectator<br />

2007 St. Joseph_ ________________________________ 51.99<br />

Rated 90-92/100, <strong>Wine</strong> Advocate<br />

Rated 93/100, Steve Tanzer<br />

2008<br />

Robert Karl Cellars<br />

Claret Horse<br />

Heaven Hills<br />

One of the most consistent and classic wines in the Northwest each year<br />

is Dr. Joe Gunselman’s affordable assemblage. Cabernet Sauvignon,<br />

Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot and Malbec impart black cherries and<br />

smoky coffee, cedar and bittersweet chocolate. It’s an easy drinker with those<br />

cherries and pomegranate, which gives it lots of acidity. The wealth of oak<br />

and fine-grained tannins lends its opulence.<br />

The 2008 Claret continues the winery’s tradition of excellence with<br />

this well-structured blend of five red varietals.<br />

Joseph Gunselman<br />

$19.97<br />

Per bottle<br />

PG. 36 Phone 1-800-491-3438 • Local 417-883-4066 • FAX 417-881-0036 info@brownderby.com • www.brownderby.com PG. 37

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