The holy grail for many wine producers remains drinkable Pinot Noir for less than $20. This one lacks a bit of midpalate weight and richness, but does offer earthy notes of beet root and mushroom couched in an appropriately silky texture.

The holy grail for many wine producers remains drinkable Pinot Noir for less than $20. This one lacks a bit of midpalate weight and richness, but does offer earthy notes of beet root and mushroom couched in an appropriately silky texture.

The holy grail for many wine producers remains drinkable Pinot Noir for less than $20. This one lacks a bit of midpalate weight and richness, but does offer earthy notes of beet root and mushroom couched in an appropriately silky texture.

The holy grail for many wine producers remains drinkable Pinot Noir for less than $20. This one lacks a bit of midpalate weight and richness, but does offer earthy notes of beet root and mushroom couched in an appropriately silky texture.