Talley, Pinot Noir Rincon Vintage:2019 with vines grafted on rootstock

with vines grafted on rootstock because Baron expected phylloxera to arrive eventually

This should also drink reasonably well young but amply reward longer-term cellaring as well

A vibrant Champagne

The medium to full-bodied palate is super intense with a wicked backbone of freshness and an incredibly long

(90-92)/2015+

Talley, Pinot Noir Rincon Vintage:2019 with vines grafted on rootstockThe 2019 Pinot Noir Rincon Vineyard shows slightly more fruit on the nose and is a softer, more up front wine. Framboise, flowers, salty sea breeze, and spicy notes all define the nose, and its fresh and lively on the palate, with medium bodied richness. I like it today, yet I suspect it will be even better with a year or two in bottle and should drink brilliantly through 2031.