Dark-hued is the 2001 Pinot Noir Selleck Vineyard (4.28 acres). Spicy and earthy, with hints of underbrush and stems, it is a Burgundian-styled Pinot with brooding richness and impressive potential, but it requires coaxing from the glass. There is plenty here, but it will benefit from another year or so of bottle age. Barrel samples of the 2002s were all impressive, but these wines are not yet in the marketplace. Approximate ratings include Selleck (92-94), Jensen (90-94), Reed (90-92), Mills (89-91).
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