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1994 Tepusquet Vineyard Sangiovese
Robert M. Parker Jr., Robert Parker Wine Advocate

Lastly, the 1994 Sangiovese displays a charcoal/cherry-scented nose, and compact, clipped, high acid flavors.

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1994 Tepusquet Vineyard Sangiovese
Editor, Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wine

A remarkably attractive blend of varietal fruit and sweet oak scents in the nose. Cherryish fruit with more density and weight than normal to this varietal.

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1993 Tepusquet Vineyard Sangiovese
Michael Franz, The Washington Post, DC

Lots of creamy oak. Very pleasing cherry fruit.

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1993 Tepusquet Vineyard Sangiovese
Editor, San Francisco Chronicle, CA 2 1/2 Stars. Good to Very Good.

Perfumed floral aroma with smoky oak and gamey accents; richly textured berry flavors, slightly herbal; firm tannins; length. Try with portobello mushroom sandwich.

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1993 Tepusquet Vineyard Sangiovese
Editor, Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wine

Dense, ripe, richly oaked. Medium-full bodied, soft and fleshy.

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1999 Tepusquet Vineyard Pinot Gris
Dennis Schaefer, Santa Barbara News-Press, CA

This winery's '99 pinot gris is a real mouthful of peach, apricot and melon flavors that are dry and elegant but also impressive in texture and length.

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1998 Julia's Vineyard Pinot Noir
Editor, Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wine

Julia's Vinyard. Smelling faintly of old wood & dried brush, this stolid, soft wine is clean enough, but its full, low energy flavors carry only the barest evidences of Pinot fruit & offer almost nothing of real pleasure.

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1997 Julia's Vineyard Pinot Noir
Dorothy J. Gaiter and John Brecher, The Wall Street Journal, NY Very Good

Challenging, with lots of stuff. Smooth yet deep. You don't drink it, you experience it, and it rewards you.

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1997 Julia's Vineyard Pinot Noir
Dorothy J. Gaiter and John Brecher, The Wall Street Journal, NY Very Good

Challenging with lots of stuff. Smooth yet deep. You don't drink it, you experience it, and it rewards you.

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1997 Julia's Vineyard Pinot Noir
Jerry Cooper, San Francisco Chronicle, CA 2 1/2 Stars

Lively strawbeery aroma, spicy back notes; forward, fruity flavors, ripe berries and plums, toasted oak; medium finish…

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1997 Julia's Vineyard Pinot Noir
Charles Olken, Los Angeles Times, CA

This nicely balanced, well-proportioned Pinot brings together elements of red cherries and vanilla in a clean, moderately oaked, medium-to full bodied package underpinned by just a touch of fine-grained tannins.

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1996 Reserve Pinot Noir
Editor, Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wine 1 Puff

This rich, fully ripened wine earns good points for its ripe cherry fruitiness, its sweet oak and its intriguing elements of soft and fat than it is velvety, but the wine is likely to win numbers of fans because it has personality and accessibility.

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1996 Julia's Vineyard Pinot Noir
Susan Keevil, Decanter

…with autumn leaf and damp-earth denseness on the nose, followed by a lovely sweet impact of ripe, caramelly spicy evolved fruit on the palate;

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1996 Julia's Vineyard Pinot Noir
Editor, Decanter Highly Recommended

Soft fruit nose with a rich, structured body - a very elegant wine.

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1996 Julia's Vineyard Pinot Noir
Editor, Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wine

Fairly dense, fairly ripe and fairly oaky, this solid, well-filled young wine is also fairly herbal in the style of its district. Velvety smooth and consistent in its forthright fruit, it carries a complex touch of dried brush from start to finish.

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1995 Julia's Vineyard Pinot Noir
Editor, Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wine

Brushy tones, dried leaves scents, and earthiness in the nose and coarseness at entry undermine the initial appeal of this wine. Yet, it has weight and roundness on the palate and enough stuffing to overcome its off-putting start. Hearty, rustic dishes are recommended as the accompaniment for this wine.

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1994 Julia's Vineyard Pinot Noir
Editor, Press Democrat, CA 4 Stars. Highly Recommended.

A big, concentrated, pinot, with rich and powerful plum and black cherry aromas and flavors.

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1994 Julia's Vineyard Pinot Noir
Editor, Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wine 1 Star. Fine example of type or style of Wine.

Deep, concentrated and loaded with very ripe fruit in the nose, this showy youngster is enhanced by plenty of very rich oak and deftly placed elements of spice and herbs. Full and fleshy on the palate.

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1993 Reserve Pinot Noir
Editor, San Francisco Chronicle, CA 2 Stars. Good.

Big black-cherry aroma with smoky oak notes; explosive berry flavors.

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1993 Julia's Vineyard Pinot Noir
Editor, Wine Enthusiast Magazine

Medium-bodied and fruity. Classic notes of earth and dried herbs mingle with the ripe strawberry and cherry fruit. Lengthy with soft tannins and acids.

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1992 Reserve Pinot Noir
Editor, Wine Enthusiast Magazine

Spicy, minty and fruity with great weight and oak profile. Cherry pie and chocolate notes with a long finish.

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1992 Reserve Pinot Noir
Editor, Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wine 1 Star. A fine example of a type or style of wine.

Emphatic ripeness is the central theme of this full-scaled rendition. The aromas marry black cherries and abundant oak, while peppery spice joins the same cherries and oak in the mouth.

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1992 Julia's Vineyard Pinot Noir
Dennis Schaefer, Santa Barbara News-Press, CA

A sweet nose of candied cherries. Additional cola and tree bark flavors decorate the edges. A Pinot to buy for in your face fruit intensity and a full finish.

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1992 Julia's Vineyard Pinot Noir
Anthony Dias Blue, San Jose Mercury News, CA Critic's Choice.

Soft and lush with herbs, earth and berry fruit; balanced and long.

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1992 Julia's Vineyard Pinot Noir
Mike Dunne, San Francisco Examiner, CA Wine of the Week.

If you're wondering why wine writers increasingly are excited about the reliability and intensity of Pinot Noir produced in California, pull the cork from a bottle of 1992 Julia's Vineyard Pinot Noir. It's what the varietal is all about when it can be coaxed into flaunting its finest stuff--plum berries and cherries in smell and flavor, a rich satiny texture, a structure wiry yet resilient, a critic tanginess in the finish.