Walter Scott, Sojeau Vineyard Pinot Noir Vintage:2022 (from vines planted in the

(from vines planted in the 1950s)

and it will be best over the next 2-3 years while it still offers a core of fruit

43 ha parcel in Rugiens-Hauts)

especially considering Massolino was making the Parafada in a slightly different style that was not really their strongest suit

Walter Scott, Sojeau Vineyard Pinot Noir Vintage:2022 (from vines planted in theThe 2021 Pinot Noir Sojeau Vineyard blossoms with an array of dried violets and sweet lavender complementing wild blueberries. This creates a display of contrasts, saline minerals and sour citrus complicate tart wild berry fruit depths, all enlivened by brisk acidity. Staining and incredibly long, the 2021 leaves the mouth watering for more despite its grippy tannins as rosy inner florals fade. This is spicy to the core.