Rich and lush with tones of blackberry, cranberry, and dark cherry, this wine generously coats the palate. Layered and intense, this pinot noir has an ever-changing array of fruit and spice notes through the finish that compels you to sip again to witness the evolution of time and air.
Chardonnay production at Colene Clemens began in 2013 with purchased fruit. We have since planted 6 acres on our estate, and 2019 marks the third vintage sourced entirely from our estate property. Over the course of 11 months in barrel, we strive to build texture, flavor, and body from the lees and barrel time, creating a wine that is supple and layered with firm underlying acidity.
94 points from Wine Spectator | 92 points from Owen Bargreen
Shows a simmering intensity beneath a polished texture as this red unfurls crushed stone, raspberry and hints of tarragon. Builds richness and tension toward medium-grained tannins. Drink now through 2030. —Tim Fish, Wine Spectator
Margo, named after Colene’s great granddaughter, is comprised of selected vineyard blocks and barrels from our Estate. Designed to be vibrant and approachable, this is a great any day, go-to pinot noir.
94 points from Wine Spectator, 93 Points from Vinous
The 2021 Margo has a lovely nose of bright medium red fruit with a hint of plum. Velvety tannins support a broad and intense impression on the palate, mingling raspberry and cherry tones with a subtle note of rosemary and thyme. With a persistent finish that echoes the fruit and herb notes, this pretty pinot noir is incredibly compelling and keeps you coming back for more. This wine drinks fantastically right now and will age gorgeously over the next five to eight years.
94 points from James Suckling | 93 points from Wine Spectator, Wine Enthusiast & Vinous
Named after Victoria’s daughter and Colene’s granddaughter, Adriane is an estate cuvée composed of specifically selected barrels that possess deep, concentrated flavors and a persistent finish.
This unfolds slowly, with expressive raspberry and pomegranate flavors that draw in accents of crushed stone and savory bay leaf, building toward broad-shouldered but refined tannins. Drink now through 2030. — Tim Fish, Wine Spectator
93 points from Wine Spectator & 93 points Owen Bargreen.
The really tasty 2019 Colene Clemens ‘Adriane’ Pinot Noir reveals more depth and than the ‘Margo’ with pomegranate seed and iron accents that mingle well with minerals and shades of orange zest with salty tilled soils. The combination of mouthfeel and finesse really works here. Quite primary now, enjoy this deeply concentrated 2019 Pinot Noir over the next twelve years. Drink 2022-2034