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Oregon Pinot Noir Comes of Age
A string of outstanding vintages produces scores of high quality wines
Someday, significant rain will again fall in Oregon in October and ruin a Pinot Noir vintage, just like in the old days. Yet it hasn't happened since 1997, and the state is gearing up for its fifth consecutive outstanding vintage with 2002.
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