| Dehlinger’s Pinot Noirs are so reasonably priced that consumers may overlook them. I just finished my last bottle of his 1994 Reserve, and it was still drinking beautifully. The recent releases include the dark ruby-hued 2004 Pinot Noir Goldridge Vineyard (1,300 cases), which exhibits the cherry/pomegranate side of this varietal. Spicy and medium-bodied with abundant fruit as well as complexity, it should drink well for 7-8 years.
Stephen Tanzer: NA
Robert Parker: 90
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