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This is really starting to hit on all cylinders. Little bit of bottle age has rounded corners and integrated some oak. K-H has insane acidity. A real pure lime and lemon. White florals with a rich ripe lemon and rocks. A hint of savory spice as well. A real even acid to weight transfer in finish that lingers on Meyer lemon. Just awesome.
This is really starting to hit on all cylinders. Little bit of bottle age has rounded corners and integrated some oak. K-H has insane acidity. A real pure lime and lemon. White florals with a rich ripe lemon and rocks. A hint of savory spice as well. A real even acid to weight transfer in finish that lingers on Meyer lemon. Just awesome.
This is a serious chard. Nice gold hue. White field flowers. Touch of hazelnut. Great weight in mid-palate with a crazy lemon/lime/gravel to lively finish. A MUST try to those who haven't had it yet.
This is a serious chard. Nice gold hue. White field flowers. Touch of hazelnut. Great weight in mid-palate with a crazy lemon/lime/gravel to lively finish. A MUST try to those who haven't had it yet.
Hits all the Pinot Noir marks! Maybe 10 years aged helped too. Rich smooth well balanced flavor pallet with light elegant grape/fruit spice and tart notes, enough tannin end to be real and even reinforce the flavors, and a pleasant earthy aroma when you first lift the glass. I’ll look for more but I doubt that I can wait as long.
Hits all the Pinot Noir marks! Maybe 10 years aged helped too. Rich smooth well balanced flavor pallet with light elegant grape/fruit spice and tart notes, enough tannin end to be real and even reinforce the flavors, and a pleasant earthy aroma when you first lift the glass. I’ll look for more but I doubt that I can wait as long.
Sta. Rita Hills, Central Coast, California, USA
