Rhys Vineyards
Porcupine Hill Pinot Noir
Anderson Valley, North Coast, California, USAPinot Noir
Lamb
Top Notes For
Nov 26th, 2022
Oct 11th, 2020
Mar 1st, 2019
Jan 28th, 2019
Oct 28th, 2018
Anderson Valley, North Coast, California, USAAnderson Valley, North Coast, California, USA
Started with match stick, earthy notes, and then opened up to dark fruit bramble.
Started with match stick, earthy notes, and then opened up to dark fruit bramble.
Oct 9th, 2020Dark, brambly berries, earth and mint undertones, rich kirsch finish.
Dark, brambly berries, earth and mint undertones, rich kirsch finish.
Jun 1st, 2019
Ripe for Rhys and we like it. Very complex as well. Want more.
Ripe for Rhys and we like it. Very complex as well. Want more.
Aug 22nd, 2018Big Rhys fan. Brambly, dark fruit nose. Sweet berry fruit, drying tannin earthy mid palate, lingering dark fruit finish. All Rhys.
Big Rhys fan. Brambly, dark fruit nose. Sweet berry fruit, drying tannin earthy mid palate, lingering dark fruit finish. All Rhys.
1 person found it helpfulMay 19th, 2018En mag. Center piece for T Day wines.
En mag. Center piece for T Day wines.
Nov 26th, 2022This is v good. One of the better bottles of Rhys I’ve opened.
This is v good. One of the better bottles of Rhys I’ve opened.
Sep 23rd, 2022Lighter than any other Rhys I’ve had. Doesn’t make it bad but not right in my wheelhouse either. Great fruit and quality though. Served blind I called it Oregonian Pinot.
Lighter than any other Rhys I’ve had. Doesn’t make it bad but not right in my wheelhouse either. Great fruit and quality though. Served blind I called it Oregonian Pinot.
Mar 1st, 2019Raspberries with blackberry compote, forest floor, some baking spices and nice weight and finish to it.
Raspberries with blackberry compote, forest floor, some baking spices and nice weight and finish to it.
Jan 28th, 2019Today’s grand finale at the pickup. Was advertised as “Think of it as the Bearwallow Grand Cru”. Complex, concentrated, well rounded. Very promising, should really shine in a few years. Does the grape justice, restraint on new oak (5% only) keeps it from going over the top.
Today’s grand finale at the pickup. Was advertised as “Think of it as the Bearwallow Grand Cru”. Complex, concentrated, well rounded. Very promising, should really shine in a few years. Does the grape justice, restraint on new oak (5% only) keeps it from going over the top.
Oct 28th, 2018