Cornelius Pass Fred Meyer
The 2007 Kelsey's Edition Pinot Noir is bottled but as yet unreleased. 225 cases were produced. It's a slightly lighter bodied version than the 2006. Lovely nose and less tannic, so it should be great for lighter foods.
Alcohol: 13.1%
Time in barrel: 10 months
New oak: 25% new French & Minnesota oak
Harvest Date: October 13-15, 2007
Clonal blend: Dijon 60, Dijon 667, Pommard
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Purple Cow Vineyards
52720 NW Wilson School Rd.
Forest Grove, OR 97116
Buy Online at AmericaWinery.com
havent tried kelsey 2007 but 2006 was amazing. i live outside of buffalo, ny and my husband was on a business trip, and brought home kelsey 2006, fell in love with it. is 2007 similiar thanx nancy
Posted by: nancy r. akins | June 02, 2009 at 10:36 AM
Trying to order 2 bottles of wine but this Purple Cow Web just has me going in circles. I can not find a phone number to call and order either.So I will just click off & go to town & buy some for Christmas dinner.Sorry & goodbye.No need to email me I am done.
Posted by: The Wittwer's | December 14, 2009 at 06:05 PM
The 2007 is quite different from the 2006. The weather was much cooler, so the fruit is more subtle. The 2007 is just reaching the point where it has aged long enough to give it a fair shake. I'm obviously the toughest critic and I like the 2006 better right now. However, cool climate wines take longer to develop in the bottle so the 2007 could be a real surprise.
Posted by: Jon Armstrong | December 14, 2009 at 09:06 PM
I'm sorry the site was confusing. The orange "BUY NOW" button on the left is the only way to order wine online. The rest of the site is informational only. Hope you'll give it another try some day.
Posted by: Jon Armstrong | December 14, 2009 at 09:08 PM