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A few I've enjoyed recently

Posted by rlindsa on September 5, 2011 at 06:39:30:
I'm not a pinot expert (actually I"m not an ANYTHING expert, but I tend to drink more cabernets than pinots), but for some reason I've had some very enjoyable pinots lately. I suspect I like them better than other pinots I've had, as these are a bit bolder and less fruit-forward:

Suter Vineyard, 2007 Muirwood Reserve (Arroyo Seco)- about $20
Etude Wines 2007 (Napa) - About $30-35
Robert Mondavi 2009 Private Selection don't know price - it was gift