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Martin Woods

Martin Woods Martin Woods Jessie James Vineyard Pinot Noir 2023 750ml

JD 98
Color
Red
Type
Table Wine
Grape
Pinot Noir
Country
United States
Region
Oregon
Appellation
Willamette Valley
Sub-Appellation
Chehalem Mountains
Area
Eola-Amity Hills District
Sweetness
Dry (0)
Body
Medium
ABV
13.2%

Availability & Pricing

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2023 vintage

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2022 vintage

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Details

Brand
Martin Woods
Product Type
Wine
Size
750ml
Package Type
Bottle
ABV
13.2%
UPC
000004642749

About This Wine

Tasting Notes

Pale ruby-garnet in color with fragrant aromas of tart red cherry, wild raspberry, crushed rose petals, forest floor, and savory herbal undertones. The palate is elegant, transparent, and focused, combining energetic red fruit flavors with fine, chalky tannins, bright line-driven acidity, and a long, earthy, mineral-accented finish.

Producer Notes

Founded by winemaker Evan Martin in 2009, Martin Woods is an artisanal winery nestled in the oak-forested foothills of Oregon's Coast Range in the McMinnville AVA. Martin focuses on small-lot, minimalist winemaking aimed at expressing the singular voice and terroir of exceptional Willamette Valley vineyards. His ethos emphasizes quiet power, textural balance, patient elevage, and the judicious use of locally sourced Oregon oak barrels to complement rather than dominate the purity of the fruit.

Food Pairings

Fish (Salmon or Tuna) Fish (Salmon or Tuna) Mushroom Risotto Mushroom Risotto Roasted Duck

Critical Acclaim

JD 98 Jeb Dunnuck 2022 vintage 8/6/2024

Rich ruby-colored but transparent, the 2022 Pinot Noir Jessie James Vineyard is beautiful in the glass, with a floral and ripe perfume offering notes of framboise, light herbal notes, wild fresh herbs, and a touch of dark black fruit coming through, with black raspberries and dark stones. On the palate, it has a rich tannin structure, a ton of clarity (as all of Evan’s wines tend to express), and a long finish. It’s going to benefit from more time. Drink 2026-2046. (Audrey Frick)