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One of Upper Picnic Block’s most notable features in the vineyard is also found in the wine – the proximity of the treeline brings a distinctive, forested quality to the aromatics: leaves, bark, resin, and dust – a woodsy feeling. The fruit here is a graceful expression of Pinot Noir – less juicy red, more delicate and almost citrus-like: blood orange, bergamot. Spice and tea background – sumac and earl grey. Quiet at first, then very compelling.
94 points, Jeb Dunnuck
90+ points, Vinous
“Spice-driven and bursting in blood orange, the texture is fleshy and earthy”
— Virginie Boone, Vinous
One of Upper Picnic Block’s most notable features in the vineyard is also found in the wine – the proximity of the treeline brings a distinctive, forested quality to the aromatics: leaves, bark, resin, and dust – a woodsy feeling. The fruit here is a graceful expression of Pinot Noir – less juicy red, more delicate and almost citrus-like: blood orange, bergamot. Spice and tea background – sumac and earl grey. Quiet at first, then very compelling.
94 points, Jeb Dunnuck
90+ points, Vinous
“Spice-driven and bursting in blood orange, the texture is fleshy and earthy”
— Virginie Boone, Vinous