Julia Indik

9.1

Very easy to drink. Light with cherries, pomegranates, apricots. Minimal acidity but which increases through a short finish. — 2 months ago

with Robert

Jae Cho

9.1

Foggy days call for one thing. A humongous bag of dried porcini about to become risotto. — 4 years ago

Jen Firlik

9.9

Great suggestion for Foggy evening. — 5 years ago

Ben LaBolt

8.9

Medium bodied chard from a pretty vineyard with a fireplace, nice setting for a mildly foggy day. — 5 years ago

with Leo

Mark S.

9.0

Slight garnet edge and foggy. Oak. Fruity aroma. Sweet and spicy. Mild tannin and smooth. Leather. 15 @8360, AD, 240514 — 7 months ago

Elmars

9.3

Fruity & aromatic wine. — 4 years ago

Paul T HB

9.5

2 hour Decant👍🏼🧫
Winery notes as follows,

Doctor's Vineyard, Santa Lucia Highlands
This particular vineyard is an east facing sweeping shelf of eroded sandy loam soil, which is buffeted by cool, semi foggy winds every afternoon.
The benefits to growing great Pinot Noir in this area is that the soils are well drained, allowing the vines to focus on maturing the fruit, while the coolness of the afternoon winds extends the growing season. With the additional time on the vine, the fruit develops big bold flavors and a fuller, hardier structure than most other areas growing Pinot. Deep fruit, darker color are consistent attributes to this vineyard, and that is why we appreciate all the hard work done by the Hahn Estate to deliver us superior fruit every year. — 4 years ago

Maryam

8.9

Cherry pepper! — 2 years ago

JKT

9.0

Toasted in 2022 in Ocean City MD with just us, after witnessing a wet soggy foggy fireworks show from quite far and keeping social distancing. Yes that balanced yeasty toasty taste which went well with food next night. Excellent value. — 3 years ago

Marshall Todd Herron DPM

9.6

Davis Bynum 2017 Russian River Valley Pinot Noir! This is a beautiful wine. Its so easy to drink you almost forget your drinking wine. The bouquet is simply cherry juice. The palate begins with dark cherries, raspberries, and ripe Macintosh apples. Then comes the spice and an almost vanilla emotion. The mildly dry finish delivers hints of oak and smoke lingering on the palate. YUMMY! And for about 25 dollars a bottle! You can not beat this wine. Go Sonoma County Russian River Valley! Its those cold foggy and windy nights that make this pinot so fantastic. — 5 years ago