Unlikely to be mistaken for one of its lean and acidy, cold-climate cousins and a Pinot that exhibits a fair bit of heft and ripeness instead, the latest Hahn SLH is a rich and weighty wine that is less about brightness than it is about substance and mass. It is firmed by evident tannins but steers clear of the toughness that demands lengthy aging, and it should show its best in but two or three years.
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HAHN SLH
Pinot Noir
Santa Lucia Highlands 2012
$35
Unlikely to be mistaken for one of its lean and acidy, cold-climate cousins and a Pinot that exhibits a fair bit of heft and ripeness instead, the latest Hahn SLH is a rich and weighty wine that is less about brightness than it is about substance and mass. It is firmed by evident tannins but steers clear of the toughness that demands lengthy aging, and it should show its best in but two or three years.
Unlikely to be mistaken for one of its lean and acidy, cold-climate cousins and a Pinot that exhibits a fair bit of heft and ripeness instead, the latest Hahn SLH is a rich and weighty wine that is less about brightness than it is about substance and mass. It is firmed by evident tannins but steers clear of the toughness that demands lengthy aging, and it should show its best in but two or three years.
Unlikely to be mistaken for one of its lean and acidy, cold-climate cousins and a Pinot that exhibits a fair bit of heft and ripeness instead, the latest Hahn SLH is a rich and weighty wine that is less about brightness than it is about substance and mass. It is firmed by evident tannins but steers clear of the toughness that demands lengthy aging, and it should show its best in but two or three years.
Unlikely to be mistaken for one of its lean and acidy, cold-climate cousins and a Pinot that exhibits a fair bit of heft and ripeness instead, the latest Hahn SLH is a rich and weighty wine that is less about brightness than it is about substance and mass. It is firmed by evident tannins but steers clear of the toughness that demands lengthy aging, and it should show its best in but two or three years.
Supposed to sell for $35 Toddy's has this wine at $19.99. Or $15.99 by the Case.
Unlikely to be mistaken for one of its lean and acidy, cold-climate cousins and a Pinot that exhibits a fair bit of heft and ripeness instead, the latest Hahn SLH is a rich and weighty wine that is less about brightness than it is about substance and mass. It is firmed by evident tannins but steers clear of the toughness that demands lengthy aging, and it should show its best in but two or three years.
Unlikely to be mistaken for one of its lean and acidy, cold-climate cousins and a Pinot that exhibits a fair bit of heft and ripeness instead, the latest Hahn SLH is a rich and weighty wine that is less about brightness than it is about substance and mass. It is firmed by evident tannins but steers clear of the toughness that demands lengthy aging, and it should show its best in but two or three years.
Unlikely to be mistaken for one of its lean and acidy, cold-climate cousins and a Pinot that exhibits a fair bit of heft and ripeness instead, the latest Hahn SLH is a rich and weighty wine that is less about brightness than it is about substance and mass. It is firmed by evident tannins but steers clear of the toughness that demands lengthy aging, and it should show its best in but two or three years.
Unlikely to be mistaken for one of its lean and acidy, cold-climate cousins and a Pinot that exhibits a fair bit of heft and ripeness instead, the latest Hahn SLH is a rich and weighty wine that is less about brightness than it is about substance and mass. It is firmed by evident tannins but steers clear of the toughness that demands lengthy aging, and it should show its best in but two or three years.
