james laube's wine flights

A Pinot Mystery Perhaps Solved

Posted: Dec 1, 2006 3:00pm ET

In my Dec. 15 column , I wrote about my experiences with Beaulieu Vineyard's 1946 and 1947 Pinot Noirs. Those incredible wines were an early inspiration to anyone who tasted them, and they were the best vintages ever made by the late André Tchelistcheff (pronounced Chell-a-cheff ).

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