2014 Bishop's Peak San Luis Obispo Pinot Noir but we felt that that

but we felt that that the bottling we tasted from Chehalem was the best on the table

Very fresh

The finish goes out like it came in

The 2012 Almirez (a 1

Aged five to six years in old American oak casks

2014 Bishop's Peak San Luis Obispo Pinot Noir but we felt that thatTranslucent red. High pitched red berry, cherry and rose pastille scents are lifted by blood orange and mineral nuances. Silky, weightless and focused on the palate, offering juicy raspberry and bitter cherry flavors that become deeper and sweeter with air. Shows impressive depth of flavor but comes off lithe, even delicate. Clings with serious tenacity on the gently tannic finish, which strongly echoes the red fruit and floral notes. Talley's side