Price: unknown.

The wine was not decanted. Tasted over 2 hours. The wine improved with time. A nice bottle of pinot. It is a young pinot that I would hold for @ least 2-4. It was a bit tight @ 1st, but after an hour or so in the glass, it picked up some steam…

Rating: 92, 92+/93 (I think there is room for improvement to reach the 93 level). I don't see much more than that though...

P.S.: I think it received a big Parker rating 95 or so. A very nice bottle of pinot I have to say, but I don't see 95 points in it.

Price=$55
Parker score is 96.

SFWine is right about these being able to age. I have 2 tucked into the back of my cellar, and they are among the few New World Pinots that I own that I may very likely keep for 10+ years. But I also trust your judgment and don't necessarily think that Parker is the beginning and the end when it comes to New World Pinot. He has given some perplexingly low scores to wines that I love, and some equally perplexingly high scores to high octane Pinotfandels that I just don't get.

Perhaps, SFWine. Wow, 96 points is a lot of points. I did post the wine may improve some with time… I don’t see 96 though in any way, shape, or form. Heck, I could be wrong, but it is not my 1st "young" Pinot in my life. If it is a 96 point wine or reaches the 96 point level, that’s great. I did not see it in this bottle (young or not).

Besides all that, I think it is a nice bottle of wine. Jimmy posted above that it costs $55.00, I don’t have a problem paying $55.00 for this wine (which I thought was a 92-93 point wine).