Refreshing and long on the palate, the 2021 Pinot Noir The Plow pours a medium ruby hue and is expressive but needs time. It has a touch of reduction and would benefit from a decant if opening young. It opens to reveal a beautiful, elegant perfume of rosewater, tangerine, grenadine, and graphite, followed by a pure, medium-bodied red with outstanding energy and a weightless feel while retaining a wonderful tannin structure that will feel angular at first to some. It’s long on the palate and is deceiving, as it’s such a pleasure to taste now. Drink 2024-2040. - Audrey Frick

A well-knit-together wine that shows polish and elegance. Fruit for The Plow 2021 comes from the three upper estate blocks with a unique massale selection of clone 777. Depth and sensuality come to the fore in the aromatics. Alluring notes of violet and rose petals, along with soy-scented umami. There is ample depth from the sous bois and dark fruit. The palate is so put together. Clove and cinnamon give way to mushroom-driven umami and elegantly placed black and red fruits. Savoury character abounds, but this wine's structure provides us with a sense that it will become far more showy in eight or so years.

The 2021 Pinot Noir The Plow has detailed, layered aromas of cranberry, raspberry, tea leaves, aniseed and woodsy undertones. The light-bodied palate features concentrated, nuanced flavors. It has softly astringent tannins, seamless acidity and a very long finish with a flourish of spicy accents. - Erin Brooks

The 2021 The Plow Pinot Noir opens with a beguiling bouquet as an array of exotic florals and spices give way to nuances of mint and dried wild blueberries. It opens with cooling acidity and tactile mineral tones that add a crunchy sensation as depths of dark red fruit swirl over textural waves of pure silk. This is intense and sapid, leaving the palate drenched in primary concentration and a web of fine tannins, creating a structured yet truly harmonious sensation as hints of licorice slowly fade. The Plow is a gorgeous and well-rounded Pinot that will appeal to a large variety of collectors from both the New World and the Old. -- Eric Guido

The Plow is grace and power. It exudes aromas of dark raspberries, grilled portobello mushrooms, loamy soil and a sweet herbal note reminiscent of horehound candy. Muscular tannins flex while surprisingly zippy acidity lights up palate-coating flavors of raspberries, bacon fat, figs and black tea with cream. — Michael Alberty