Pinot Noir
Ivory label. From the highest rows. The lightest of the three, and the first picked.
Three wines from the high rows, picked separately and bottled separately. There is no blend and no Malbec.
Ivory label. From the highest rows. The lightest of the three, and the first picked.
Taupe label. From the rows between. Fuller fruit than the Pinot Noir, and a dry finish.
Black label. From the warmer high rows. Picked last, with the firmest tannin.
Offered together or one at a time, by allocation. Ask what the current vintage has.