Goodfellow Family, House Block Whistling Ridge Pinot Noir, Ribbon Ridge

Bright dried red cranberries and raspberries, some red potpourri, hint of earthiness and bitter green herbs. Good depth. Eminently drinkable and great with food.

Consumed over two days (stored in Somm Du Vin), note from day two. Appearance: Clear, pale ruby. Nose: Clean, medium intensity with aromas of cherry, cranberry, blood orange, and tobacco leaf. Palate: Dry, medium acid, medium tannin, medium intensity, medium body, 12.5% abv with developing flavors of cranberry, tobacco leaf, and dried herb with a medium+ finish. Balance: Very Good-Excellent Length: Excellent Intensity: Very Good-Excellent Complexity: Excellent Showing excellent complexity and length, this is a Pinot for Burgundy fans - …

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Very light colour. Pleasant nose, strawberry/orange notes on the palate. Somewhat simple and a little thin but quite drinkable. On the Volnay/Chambolle end of the spectrum

Quite a lovely wine - soft and pretty. Bright red flavors of cherry and a bit of not-quite-yet ripe strawberry. Nice acidity and balance. Very friendly and embracing.

A little reduction initially. Red fruit and also an orange note. Very pretty. Will benefit from some age.

Delicate red fruit up front, acidity starts on the core with blood orange along with deeper flavors (didn't catch which in my notes) and continuing on through the finish.

Love this. Cherry, a little fruit punch note, this orange/citrus thing going on, a touch of spice. Tons of acidity. Delicious and goes down way too easy.

Strawberry, tart cranberry, orange zest, this was a bit tight at first but started to open up on day 2 - will hold my other bottle for several years