Benmar Pinot Noir Three's a Treibh Chehalem Mountains Willamette Valley 2024

Single vineyard Chehalem Mountains’ Pinot Noir! OVER 64% OFF! No scores yet on this EPIC 2024 — but the track record says it all! Benmar's entire product history at Last Bottle reads SOLD OUT, and this $25 supple and spicy Chehalem Pinot is next! 

No scores. No press. No hype machine needed. (I’m a human being, people! I eat, I drink, I tear my rotator cuff tripping over curbs in restaurant parking lots!) Anywho…here at Last Bottle, I’m gonna share one very important lesson from our entire history with Benmar: BUY FIRST, QUESTIONS LATER — because this winery sells out faster than Taylor Swift wedding tickets at MSG…every single time we've featured them!!! This Rochioli-trained winemaker keeps delivering the goods from his windswept Chehalem Mountains perch — and at just $25, we're talking OVER 64% OFF the $70 retail, with nobody else on the planet even close to matching that price. Previous Benmar releases all scored a staggering 93-95 POINTS — while selling out in minutes. This 2024 hasn't even been submitted to the critics yet — and that tells you everything about how fresh and new and thrilling it is. Don't let the critics' silence fool you...I’m pretty sure a 94+ point score is coming — but I’m even MORE sure this Pinot will be long gone before that ever gets to print.

"Three's a crowd?" Not here — not even close. "Three's a Treibh" — and "Treibh" is Gaelic for "family." Greg Bybee chose this word as a love letter to his wife Jen and their two children, Benben and Marecca — the same two names that gave Benmar its name. This is family wine in the truest, most genuine sense of the phrase: handcrafted with precision from a single windswept vineyard high up in the Chehalem Mountains, and it wears its heart on its sleeve from vine to label (which Jen shoots with her impressive photography skills.)

So what's in the glass? Something absolutely, positively GORGEOUS. Hibiscus, red cherries, plum blossoms, and ripe strawberries pour from the glass in a floral and perfumed greeting that any Pinot lover will recognize immediately as the good stuff. The palate follows with cinnamon and clove-kissed warmth, layered with earthy cedar and pipe tobacco, before a long, salt-tinged finish of sea spray and crushed walnuts rounds out one of the most satisfying Oregon Pinots I've tasted all year. Soulful, nuanced, and brimming with personality — this drinks with the quiet confidence of a seasoned Burgundian, and it's every bit as lush and precise as the past Benmars that had critics scrambling for superlatives. 

But know what’s REALLY super?!?! $25. TWENTY FIVE!!! With FREE SHIPPING on 6 — you’re looking at a sell-out track record that speaks louder than any critic ever could. And a family that pours every bit of themselves into every bottle they make. Do yourself the favor — before this one disappears like every last Benmar before it. 

GRAB A LOT! 

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