Michael Godel

Nearly two years in oak, well-reasoned, seasoned and now drifting into a delightful backdrop where soft, creamy,...

David Lawrason

Now maturing into garnet colour, from a warmer Niagare vitnage, this is quite a sleek, well balanced pinot. Tannins...

Sara d'Amato

Notably intense and rich and with verve and an upbeat personality. Clean with an appealing note of brine and iodine...

John Szabo, MS

Open and maturing, with dried and dusty red fruit, dried cherry, and oak dust flavours leading, Westcott's 2016...

George Vona

This is textbook pinot noir. The wine is dark ruby in colour (a sign of the warm vintage?) with expressive aromas and flavours of ripe black cherry, cherry pit and baking spice. It’s full bodied and round (one might even say plush) despite the low alcohol, and there’s great depth and concentration of flavour. The finish is impressively long finish with a strong and surprising tannic grip given the ripeness. Barely evolved and obviously drunk too young. Tasted July 18, 2020

Westcott Reserve Pinot Noir 2016