I have what seems like a lot of bottles of pre-2010 Pinot Noir from Williams Selyem so I am working my way through some of them starting with the 2007 vintage.
2007 Williams Selyem Pinot Noir Russian River Vally. 14.1% abv. Very dark purple, opaque, and quite aromatic. Very juicy but with some underlying depth. In flavors it calls to mind a bowl of mixed berries. The wine has a pleasant light earthiness to bolster the fruitiness. Lightly tart which refreshes the palate. On the second evening, I thought it had more cherry tones (rather than the mixed berries of the first evening). On the second evening I had it with pot roast and root vegetables. It faded on the third evening.
2007 Williams Selyem Pinot Noir Central Coast. 14.2% abv. I preferred the Russian River Valley over this one although both wines had their pluses. This did improve on the second evening. I also liked it better close to room temperature rather than quite chilled.