"Very rich, very fine, this Pinot is a blend of Goldeneye's best vineyards. It shows a molten density, like liquid silver, lush in red cherries, licorice, cinnamon, coco, dried herb and orange zest flavors, and should develop in the bottle through 2012." "Firm and rich, this is marked by tight mineral, dried currant and berry fruit that gains velocity and depth, with touches of cedar and anise and tannins that give the flavors traction. Needs time. Best from 2014 through 2017. 12,447 cases made....

Created as a sister label in 2001, Migration is the newest expression of Goldeneye's commitment to Anderson Valley Pinot Noir. With a name chosen to represent change and movement, Migration offers winemaker Zach Rasmuson greater creativity and flexibility as he blends his distinctive Anderson Valley wines. This wine is textured with an integrated oak component and features a dense palate. There is a hint of pennyroyal mint (native to our area) in both the nose and mouth. The aroma is full of red ...

Goldeneye’s second label Migration flew into 6th place in our recent blind review of Pinot Noirs. This bright red wine opens with very inviting cherry vanilla like bouquet. On the palate, this medi...

Rating for United States-California: 87 (average year)<br/><br/>Drinkability: unpredictable<br/>

Gaz and I drank this in Mendocino, Cafe Beaujolais. Smooth, vanilla and fruity. Delicious. First share glass in a long time!

Tasted in Mendocino. At cafe Beaujolais. Yummy

@ Napa Rose. Ewded to open up for 15 minutes

smooth and delicious.