Pretty unreal! But, what do you expect, from an '09 Pinot Noir, from Santa Lucia Highlands?
Pretty unreal! But, what do you expect, from an '09 Pinot Noir, from Santa Lucia Highlands?
1 person found it helpfulMar 21st, 2015
Magnums to kickoff the holiday season - this is the way. At 10 years after harvest, this 2011 is in a beautiful spot, with a nose that evokes Burgundy and a silky, cool-vintage California palate. Cherry and plum, porcini and loamy forest floor, sassafras, wilting rose petals and the sandy mineral finish that I love in their wines. Bright acidity and fine tannins; these mags will drink well for at least a decade longer. 🍒🍂🍄🥀🏖️
Magnums to kickoff the holiday season - this is the way. At 10 years after harvest, this 2011 is in a beautiful spot, with a nose that evokes Burgundy and a silky, cool-vintage California palate. Cherry and plum, porcini and loamy forest floor, sassafras, wilting rose petals and the sandy mineral finish that I love in their wines. Bright acidity and fine tannins; these mags will drink well for at least a decade longer. 🍒🍂🍄🥀🏖️
Nov 26th, 2021Last of two bottles. The earthy, sous bois flavors have raised in intensity over the last year. The fresh red fruited character remains the same but less forward, and the salty mineral impression I find in all their wines has really emerged.
Last of two bottles. The earthy, sous bois flavors have raised in intensity over the last year. The fresh red fruited character remains the same but less forward, and the salty mineral impression I find in all their wines has really emerged.
Aug 3rd, 2017
Santa Lucia Highlands, Central Coast, California, USA
