Our 2010 Sonoma Coast Pinot was hand-harvested from Gap's Crown Vineyard. Fermented with native yeast, this wine developed with native malolactic fermentation in barrels and was aged 9 months in Francios Freres, Damy and Cadus French oak barrels; 50% new 50% 1 year. DISCOVER MORE >
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93 PTS "Nose of spice black cherry; smooth, lush and rich with stunning fruit and lovely acid structure; juicy, long and beautifully balanced." Anthony Dias Blue, The Tasting Panel, May 2013
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91 PTS "Dark ruby color; appealing, baked cherry, spice nose; plush, baked cherry, black cherry, spice palate; medium-plus finish 91+ points." Richard Jennings
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90PTS "An opaque ruby purple in color, with a nose of strawberry, graphite and blue plum with underlying spice. The palate exudes sweet, extracted strawberry and blackberry with a firm backdrop of acidity, smooth texture on mid palate with spicy finish. Drink 2010- 2018."
Doug Wilder's Purely Domestic Wine Report
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A lifelong thrill for backyard harvest-to-table farming, discovering fine Burgundies, and joining with family and friends for long meals around the table kept us satisfied until we could no longer look away from the unique potential of our greater backyard, which nurtures some of the most prized Pinot Noir vineyards in the New World.
