On the very same day I had a glass of the Errazuriz I had a glass of the Cloudy Bay Pinot Noir.  One is three times the cost of the other and yet both are eloquent, quiet, and simply lovely wines.  I would argue that the Chilean red has a little more oomph, a tad more spice although less vanilla, and maybe is broader and less typically Pinot-ish, but by gosh does it stand out at the price.  Cedar, a stinging dark berry burst, followed by a slight oak and long fruit finish.

The wild ferment (natural yeast) Chardonnay is readily available in BC but not the Pinot.  Too bad.

Price: 13 pounds sterling, about $22 CDN.

Market Liquidity: Finally the label “natural” is a metaphor for better.