DCH

9.4

Really impressed.
St. Innocent’s consistency of style lets terroir shine through their single vineyard series. Like a controlled experiment. 2021 Temperance Hill shows incredible levels of complexity and spice, while maintaining a great degree of balance and approachability. Put simply, it tastes great.

I haven’t had a chance to taste 2021 Momtazi, but this wine has similar levels of depth to prior vintages if memory serves, while being more easily appealing. I’ve tired 2021 Shea, but not side-by-side with this. While the Shea is an excellent wine, for my taste this is more expressive and interesting. — 2 months ago

Misha Ko

9.0

Good Pinot around $22 — 4 years ago

Daniel Leonard

9.6

Beautiful Oregon Pinot — 5 years ago

Kevin Boys

9.3

Very nice Oregon Pinot! GM Jimmy recommended it to go with our short rib and Osso Bucco. Great paring. — 4 months ago

K Brooks

9.0

Very fruity smooth Pinot Noir with pork tenderloin ($17) — 4 years ago

Pamela Matthews

9.2

Celebrating Covid vaccinations. Lovely Pinot. — 5 years ago

with James and Dennis

Alex Shalan

9.0

damn good...almost though it was Italian — 5 years ago

with Patrick and Dominic

Mike Evans

9.1

Elegant but with plenty of structure. — 10 months ago

Tom Casagrande

9.1

Started out closed, and smelling like a lumber yard. But with an hour or so of air, its Oregon roots start to show. Still shows significant but high quality toasty oak, together with sappy cherry fruit and earthy/sweet spices. In the mouth it’s balanced, with loamy, ripe fruit, crushed gravel, and a bit of black tea. Good concentration and length. The tannins are very soft. — 3 years ago

Scott Layne

9.5

Had in February, everyone loved. Full bodied for a Pinot. Really good. — 5 years ago