Christine Havens

9.2

My pick of Trisaetum's Pinot Noirs, the 2011 Estates Reserve is comprised of 13-20 barrels that are aged 11 months on French oak and offers elegant, complex aromatics. Dried mint, bittersweet chocolate, and lively orange zest notes lead into a wine that is bright, yet balanced. The fruit really shows up on the palate—an intersection of dried cherries and cranberry compote that finishes with a spicy jolt of white pepper. — 9 years ago

Marshal White

8.9

The dangerous intersection of interesting and quaffable. — 11 years ago

Deborah Heath

9.6

Auslese + Feinherb = gorgeous intersection of fruit, herbs, acidity. Thanks to Storyteller Wine for sharing this gift from wine-cineaste Jessica Pierce — 12 years ago

LM Segal

9.2

Outstanding PN at the intersection of Burgundy elegance and femininity and California power and extraction. Light and slightly velvety after air. Light spice with a touch of cinnamon riding the woodsy tannins. Really good, will get better. — 10 years ago

Stephanie Post

10

One of the most flavorful and rich Merlots I've ever tasted. Berry flavor, dense tannins. Bold — 11 years ago

Deborah Heath

9.6

Swiss Cave Caloz high altitude Savagnin, known locally as Heida Païen. Striking intersection of flowers, smoke & flint — 11 years ago

Steve Cooper

9.0

Tannic and juicy. Excellent with chocolate. — 12 years ago

Peter Sultan

9.4

Intersection of smoked richness & adult Apple, gorgeous — 10 years ago

Jonathan Lipsmeyer

9.4

This wine is greater than I ever could have hoped. So young fresh and alive--like the intersection of creamed corn and cherry jam with a wild furry animal lingering in the background, staring with wide eyes. This is spectacular — 10 years ago

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Vinny Eng

9.2

At the intersection of Rosé and Market. — 11 years ago

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