Although a wine of mixed messages that range from candy to tropical fruit to toast minerals and lees this dense firmly built effort presently wants for continuity and more precise focus. As is the norm with Grgich Hills' wines it is fairly tight and quite firm in balance but rather than being a liability that tightness augers well for age. We would opt for a bit of patience here and given the winery's track record for long-aging wines this one seems a safe bet for keeping.