2004 John Tyler Pinot Noir
September 20, 2008 by Katey Bacigalupi
Filed under Pinot Noir, Wines
San Francisco Chronicle
May 2, 2008: Chosen as one of the top 25 Pinot Noirs from a single vineyard by the San Francisco Chronicle.
RATING: TWO AND A HALF STARS 2004 John Tyler Bacigalupi Vineyard RRV Pinot Noir ($42) Subtle cedar, eucalyptus and spice on the nose plus toasty oak; dry, dusty mineral leads to flavors of roasted cherry and bright strawberry on the palate.
Dan Berger’s Vintage Experience Newsletter
March 13, 2008
Tasting notes: Very highly recommended 2004 John Tyler Pinot Noir, Russian River Valley, Bacigalupi Vineyards ($42). Earthy, complex herbal-cherry aroma with good grip. With air it opens to show faint notes of Burgundy.
Tasting Notes
This wine exhibits a beautiful dark ruby and garnet color. On the nose, aromas of black cherries are met with notes of leather, clove and vanilla. On the palate rich, ripe raspberries are complemented by hints of French oak a pepper. Silky smooth tannins, excellent mouth feel with good acidity and great length on the finish. Extensive ageing process makes for and elegant wine, ideal for pairing with a variety of food.
Vineyard Location: Bacigalupi Vineyards, Russian River Valley
Harvest Information: Date: Sunrise September 13th, 2004
Yield: 9 tons total; 4 tons Pommard (24.7 Brix) 5 tons Wente (24.9 Brix)
Production Notes:
Barrels: 20
Cases produced: 558
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Cost: $52.00
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