Tuesday, June 26, 2018 - Winemaker note - this is a more open vintage that drinks well now. I find best as a pop'n'pour or give it a couple days of air. A mix of the exotic character of 2013 Alturas and the structure of the 2014. Paul
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Comment posted by ESTEELE90:
6/26/2018 9:44:00 PM - Paul, thanks for posting your thoughts on this vintage. I was looking forward to cellaring these (and the 2015's) for 10+yrs before popping them. Are you producing these wines with the structure to lay down for that length of time or to be consumed within the first 5yrs optimally?
Comment posted by pgordon62:
6/27/2018 8:16:00 AM - This wine will improve over 10-15 years comfortably. The 2009 Alturas just starting to reach its optimal drinking window.
Comment posted by sfwinelover1:
4/30/2019 7:28:00 PM - Really nice job with this wine, Paul. I left a long tasting note with my thoughts. I'll keep an eye out for your other wines. And if you pass through San Francisco with a bit of time on your hands, I'd welcome trading tasting notes with another wine buff. Kind Regards, Peter
Comment posted by pgordon62:
4/30/2019 7:56:00 PM - sfwinelover1 - shoot me an email to info@halconvineyards.com and we can arrange a tasting. Paul