2015 Resonance Vineyard Pinot Noir

2015 Resonance Vineyard Pinot Noir*Vintage is subject to change without notice. Winemaker Notes The 2015 Rsonance Vineyard Pinot Noir from Oregons Yamhill Carlton AVA is a deeply expressive wine that reflects both the sites old ungrafted vines (planted in 1981) and Burgundian winemaking finesse. It shows a deep garnet color with an elegant nose of black cherry, blackberry, blueberry, and delicate spice, accented by a touch of fine oak. On the palate, it is supple, full bodied, and

*Vintage is subject to change without notice. 

Winemaker Notes

The 2015 Résonance Vineyard Pinot Noir from Oregon’s Yamhill-Carlton AVA is a deeply expressive wine that reflects both the site’s old ungrafted vines (planted in 1981) and Burgundian winemaking finesse. It shows a deep garnet color with an elegant nose of black cherry, blackberry, blueberry, and delicate spice, accented by a touch of fine oak. On the palate, it is supple, full-bodied, and well-balanced, with polished tannins and a signature minerality from the vineyard’s marine sedimentary soils. The finish is long, harmonious, and fresh, highlighting both concentration and finesse. Critics consistently rated it highly (92–94 points), praising its aromatic intensity and refined structure, making it a standout Pinot Noir with excellent aging potential.

About Winery 

Résonance Winery was founded in 2013 when Maison Louis Jadot, the historic Burgundy producer, made its first venture outside of France. The project began when Jacques Lardière, Jadot’s legendary winemaker for 42 years, and Thibault Gagey, son of Jadot’s president Pierre-Henry Gagey, discovered the Résonance Vineyard in Oregon’s Yamhill-Carlton AVA. They were immediately struck by the site’s potential, with its marine sedimentary soils and cool-climate conditions ideal for Pinot Noir. Deciding to keep the vineyard’s original name, they established Résonance as Jadot’s Oregon estate, blending Burgundian tradition with Oregon terroir. Today, Résonance produces acclaimed Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, crafted with minimal intervention to highlight purity, elegance, and a sense of place, while symbolizing the “resonance” between Burgundy and Oregon.