Cuvee 107 Santa Lucia Highlands Pinot Noir

Great stuff vintage in and vintage out.. Raspberry, cranberry, mushroom, and a bit of white pepper on the nose, velvety soft but juicy cranberry fruit on the palate, showing the brilliance of SLH at any price point. Consistently one of my favorites at $20.

Always a favorite for the price. Easy drinking with loads of red fruit and light oak. Great entry level pinot from testarossa.

Smooth enough to enjoy on its own. 2013.

This is singing right now with berry pie fruit and baking spices. Even though it's super ripe on the entry it finishes dry and with finesse. Hard to beat for the $20 asking price!

Excellent. Good to drink alone or with food.

Nice tasting wine. Very drinkable.

Thin, no legs at all -- Individual drops completely suspend on the side of the glass. Tastes very young for a 2-yr-old vintage. Fruity, no depth, no layers. We didn't even finish the bottle.

Smooth, round cherry fruit with pretty significant oak accents. One of the best $20 pinots you can buy.

Tasty!

So so. Not a fan of Pinots. This is "ok" for a Pinot. I like bold cabs so it just didn't fit the bill but not bad.