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Firesteed 2007 Oregon Pinot Noir Awards
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81 Points "Recommended" -
2009 World Wine Championships
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Bronze
- 2009 San Francisco International Wine Competition
- Bronze
81 Points
- 2009 Beverage Testing Institute
- Bronze
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2009 Indy International Wine Competition
Firesteed 2007 Oregon Pinot Noir Reviews
Wines that meet your daily needs
You
have to love a winery that works at keeping costs at
reasonable levels while over-delivering on value. A
winery that produces wine to, simply, go with whatever
food you’re enjoying. Wine lover, meet Firesteed.
Owner Howard Rossbach attended
the University of Washington and
received a botany degree. He wanted to follow
that with a doctorate in biological sciences, then law
school so he could practice environmental law.
His interest in food and wine led him to enter
that world as a career.
Firesteed wines generally have a lower alcoholic
percentage and are well balanced, allowing them to work
well with almost any cuisine. They are available in all
50 states, exported to 12 countries, sold on two cruise
lines and occasionally on airlines.
Oregon Pinot Noir—first Firesteed wine produced.
Mostly tank produced; 10-15% barrel aged. Fruity and
well balanced.
Online article
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Connie Adams
Seattle Dining /January 2009
Firesteed Cellars 2007 Pinot Noir
Silky and lightweight, this pinot noir's aromas and
flavors are dominated by cranberry, dark cherry fruit, savory herbs,
truffle, bacon and notes of vanilla. Moderate tannins make this an ideal
wine to serve with salmon and beef. Firesteed Cellars Pinot Noir can be
purchased at Fred Meyer for $13.99
Annette Solomon,
Statesman Journal / September 20, 2009
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