This one starts bright and fruity on the nose. On the
tongue, it begins with light berry flavors then punches you with warm tannins
and spice, but in a nice way, balanced with light smoky hints and oak. It has
a long finish that leaves you wanting more. Much of the Fiona Hill vineyard is
on steep slopes and you can definitely pick up hints of minerals from the
soils. Drinkable now through 2012.
The vines photographed are right across from the entrance to Porter Creek's unassuming tasting room.
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