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For those who need a concise refresher before reading thisĪll Pinot Noir cultivars existing in the United States originally came from France, but many of these imports thatĪrrived in the 1930s and 1940s were infected with viruses. This article, and whose encyclopedic and intimate knowledge of Oregon’s wine industry history provided invaluable information andĪn understanding of clones and related terminology is central to this article. Special thanks to David Adelsheim (Adelsheim Vineyard), who was the inspiration for (Kendric Vineyards), and Ted Lemon (Littorai). Paul Lato (Paul Lato Wines), Peter Cargasacchi (Cargasacchi Wines), Sam Tannahill (A to Z Winery, Rex Hill Winery), Stewart Johnson Vine Institute), Laurent Montalieu (Hyland Estates, Soléna), Leigh Bartholomew (Archery Summit Estate), Michael Sullivan (Benovia), Winery), John Haeger ( North American Pinot Noir and Pacific Pinot Noir), Eric Hickey (Laetitia Winery & Vineyards), Jason Drew (Drewįamily Cellars), Jean Yates (retailer, Avalon Wine, Corvallis, Oregon), Joel Myers (Vinetenders & Siltstone Wines), Kathleen Inman (Inman Family Wines), Laurent Audeguin (French Wine & The following people offered invaluable information for this article based on their experience with suitcase clone '828,' and in someĬases, their personal association with Gary Andrus.Īdam Lee (Siduri), Anna Metzinger (Archery Summit Estate), Chad Melville (Melville Vineyards & Winery), Dick Erath (formerly Erath Joel Myers, Vinetenders and Siltstone Wines, Oregon

It (upright '828') doesn’t have the papers - the pedigree of aīlack Labrador retriever - but it’s a good hunter (producer).” Pinot Noir Suitcase Clone “828”: An Intriguing Story Revealed

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