Darker in color and flavors than the Left Hand, the 2018 Right Hand Pinot Noir, crafted by Paddy Borthwick, offers black cherry and plum fruit accented by gentle mocha shadings. It's medium to full-bodied and seems slightly deeper and sturdier than the Left Hand, with velvety tannins on the long finish.

Vigneron Paddy Borthwick took the lead in the 2014 Right Hand Pinot Noir, which offers darker, earthier flavors than the Left Hand bottling. The Right Hand is more cola, plum and beetroot, with velvety tannins, ample weight and plumpness in the mouth balanced by crisp acids. Qualitatively, the two bottlings are roughly equivalent but divergent in style. Production of each was 840 bottles.