Bass Phillip, Pinot Noir Estate Vintage:2019 It has aged better than

It has aged better than Les Asteries and I would be inclined to drink this over the next 5-7 years

the 2012 has so much to offer

At Lafite the final blend was 69% Cabernet Sauvignon

offset by exotic sweet spices

but it could well do that if given a chance with at least a few years of bottle age

Bass Phillip, Pinot Noir Estate Vintage:2019 It has aged better thanThe 2018 Estate Pinot Noir shows a slightly smoky, cured meat edge on the nose, no doubt from a substantial portion of new French oak, alongside hints of sous bois, cherries and beets. The fruit is sweeter and purer than in the Crown Prince bottling, more concentrated and medium bodied, with ripe, tea like tannins and bright acids on the lingering finish.