It is hard to go wrong with any of the 2019 Golden eye Pinots, and, if arguably not quite as deep as its two pricier mates, this appellation bottling from the Anderson Valley is a noteworthy wine in its own right. It keys on Pinot’s cherryish fruit, and after seemingly a little pulled back at first, it opens quite nicely with air and gathers a fair bit of richness as it goes. A congenial wine at the moment and one that is in no way demanding of age, it is nonetheless balanced to keep nicely for four or five years if carefully cellared away.