description: Dense and somewhat aloof, this mountain-grown Pinot Noir has firm tannins that lock it down, and the oak has not yet been integrated with the fruit. It's all elbows, an awkward young wine that needs time. Give it 3–5 years to let the cherries, currants, vanilla, smoky cedar and spices meld together.
variety: Pinot Noir
designation: Rapley Trail Vineyard Block B Estate