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Oregon Scores Big With 2002 Pinots
Opulent, balanced wines dominate another warm vintage
The first wave of 2002 Pinot Noirs from Oregon is terrifically ripe and extraordinarily well-balanced, making it clear that this is the state's best vintage yet, the pinnacle of a string of warm, dry vintages.
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