Et fille, Maresh Vineyard Pinot Noir, Dundee Hills

This could age another 10 years or longer. Amazing Maresh Fruit. Fresh fruit, tart, goodness.

Very smooth and well balanced. Earthy with big fruit. Not very complex but the simplicity works here

Consumed over 2 days, note from day 2. Nose: Medium expressiveness, black cherry, black dirt, and camphor. Palate: Medium bodied, sweet dark red fruit attack - black cherry and pomegranate, balanced nicely by an acidic back-bone mid-palate, with a mineral driven kick in the back-end. Finish: Medium-plus length dominated by slightly tart dark red fruit and earthiness. Nice complexity here - just a little harshness around the edges keeping this from being outstanding.

Disappointing compared to the last bottle, not 100% positive but could have been slightly corked. Despite that it was still drinkable and enjoyable. First bottle from Maresh that didn't wow.

Lighter style for the vintage. Opened up nicely after a couple of hours. Will wait a couple years to open any more.

A beautiful striking nose with a taste to match. This is not a huge syrah like pinot. This is a subtle feminine wine that went extremely well with the fish at Jakes. I have yet to have a bad wine made from the Maresh vineyard.

Opened up after 20-30 minutes and continued evolving over the course of 3-4 hours.

Excellent pinot, Perfectly balanced, smooth and elegant.

Wow...a great Pinot! Lovely medium cherry with cola nuance and spice. Wish it was cheaper so I coudl drink more often. Great Maresh grapes handled deftly by Howard's wine making.

Popped and poured. Evolved nicely over 2 hours but was great from the start. A touch of spice adds to a nice finish. Elegant.