“The 2011 Brut is a roughly equal blend of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay sourced from Argetsinger Vineyard's 34-year-old vines, the winery's only non-estate vines but a regular source. It was on the lees for 72 months and disgorged in May 2018. It comes in with four grams of sugar, 9.8 of total acidity and 12.5% alcohol. This is stunning, another reason why I keep recommending FLX sparklers. It is complex, toasty and nuanced, with a long finish and seductive texture. There is a modest oxidative hint—it spent 72 months on the lees!—but it is very much under control. The fine acidity lifts and defines the fruit, making sure this still seems energetic despite its age. This seems to have plenty of life left, so there should be no rush if well stored. There is admittedly not much track record, but it is beautifully built. On the other hand, there is no reason to wait. It's fabulous now. For a wine like this at this price, buy as much as you can find. There will be about 350 cases produced in this disgorgement. One of the stars in the region, Ravines makes everything well, including the reds. This was a stunning group, perhaps led by the amazing sparkler at a great price.” 93 points, Robert Parker's The Wine Advocate; Mark Squires, 6/28/19