EnRoute 2014 Northern Spy Vineyard Pinot Noir (Russian River Valley) - Shelf Talkers - Wine Enthusiast Buying Guide

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93 Points

EnRoute 2014 Northern Spy Vineyard Pinot Noir (Russian River Valley)

Named for an apple variety once common to the area, this vineyard sits outside the town of Graton in Green Valley and was developed in 2007. Elegant and weighty, it shows a youthful tightness of tannin and oak, its savory twists of black tea, blackberry and rhubarb compote chomping at the bit to be enjoyed. The acidity is mouthwatering.

— V.B. Published 12/1/2016
93 Points

EnRoute 2014 Northern Spy Vineyard Pinot Noir (Russian River Valley)

Named for an apple variety once common to the area, this vineyard sits outside the town of Graton in Green Valley and was developed in 2007. Elegant and weighty, it shows a youthful tightness of tannin and oak, its savory twists of black tea, blackberry and rhubarb compote chomping at the bit to be enjoyed. The acidity is mouthwatering.

— V.B. Published 12/1/2016
93 Points

EnRoute 2014 Northern Spy Vineyard Pinot Noir (Russian River Valley)

Named for an apple variety once common to the area, this vineyard sits outside the town of Graton in Green Valley and was developed in 2007. Elegant and weighty, it shows a youthful tightness of tannin and oak, its savory twists of black tea, blackberry and rhubarb compote chomping at the bit to be enjoyed. The acidity is mouthwatering.

— V.B. Published 12/1/2016