james laube's wine flights

A Fond Farewell for an Old Pinot Noir

Posted: Jan 17, 2007 12:56pm ET

I figured that I’d never taste the 1991 Williams Selyem Summa Vineyard Pinot Noir again. It was a magical wine the two times I’d had it before, in the 1990s—a taste sensation that was an early introduction of what the Sonoma Coast could offer.

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