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Henry Estate 1999 Pinot Gris (Umpqua Valley)

Price $16

Henry Estate is not known for its Pinot Gris because this is only the second year they have produced any significant quantity. It’s a light blush-colored, musk-scented wine, with plenty of pear fruit and spice, good flesh and a crisp follow-through. — P.G. (2/1/2002)

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Henry Estate 2001 Müller-Thurgau (Umpqua Valley)

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Price $9

This is a quaffable (about 10% alcohol), off, dry white wine, with intense, clean, lovely floral flavors. Citrus and citrus blossom mingle, making it almost like a still version of Prosecco. There is a surprisingly long finish with spicy floral flavors, intense and flavorful. — P.G. (8/1/2002)

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Henry Estate 2004 Pinot Gris (Umpqua Valley)

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Price $13

Dusty, pale coppery color and scents of pears and bubble gum. Ripe, round and fruity, with lots of tropical flavors and some perceptible sweetness. — P.G. (2/1/2006)

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Henry Estate 1994 Winemaker's Reserve Pinot Noir (Umpqua Valley)

Price $75

Review unavailable at this time — W.E. (10/1/1999)

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Henry Estate 1996 Barrel Select Pinot Noir (Umpqua Valley)

Price $20

Displays a tight nose with barnyardy, almost espresso coffee notes. Dark cherry, licorice and earthy flavors mark this engaging wine. Full mouthfeel with a long tannic finish, this is an interesting wine that needs a year or two to fully develop. — W.E. (11/15/1999)

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Henry Estate 1998 Barrel Select Pinot Noir (Umpqua Valley)

Price $25

This is a reserve style wine that is made in non-reserve years. A step up from their “Umpqua” bottling, with more texture, firm fruit and it moves past light cherry flavors into some tart berry. — P.G. (8/1/2002)

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Henry Estate 1999 Pinot Noir

Price $51

Medium-weight, with solid, red cherry, black plum, cedar and cinnamon aromas and flavors. Though a bit too woody and dry for some panelists, others praised the soy and dry-rub spiced fruit on the palate. The very dark close shows lingering toasty oak, pepper and espresso notes. Drink now through 2006. — W.E. (10/1/2002)

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Henry Estate 1999 Henry the V Red (Umpqua Valley)

Price $23

You’ve got to love the name (there have been Henry II, III and IV’s made, with different blends of grapes). This is 43% Cabernet Sauvignon, 24% Merlot, 19% Cabernet Franc, 9% Syrah and 5% Malbec. The nose shows earth and stem first, with some sweet grape and red fruits underneath. Balanced and fruit forward, with plenty of tart acids. — P.G. (8/1/2002)

Most Reviewed Designations

Barrel Fermented Barrel Select Henry the V Muller Thurgau Umpqua Cuvee Winemaker's Reserve

Most Reviewed Varietals

Chardonnay Gewürztraminer Merlot Müller-Thurgau Pinot Gris Pinot Noir Red Blend White Blend

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