2021 Pinot Noir

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The judicious blending of several different clones produced a wine with flavors of bright red fruit with elegant structure. Showing off aromas of raspberries and wet stone, this is an exceptional Pinot Noir. Silky tannins and balanced acidity support flavors of ripe cherry, fresh forest, and a trace of sweet earth persisting over a long finish.

Pinot Noir
SBC
Santa Maria Valley
Los Alamos Vineyard
Goodchild Vineyard
$25.00
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Vintage: 
2021
Appellation: 
Santa Barbara County
Estate Vineyard: 
Los Alamos Valley Vineyards
Goodchild Vineyard, Santa Maria Valley
Price: 
$25.00
Composition: 

100% Pinot Noir

Fermentation: 

Punchdown

Oak: 

10 mos sur lie in 31% new French oak

Alcohol: 
14.00%
Acidity: 
0.58
pH: 
3.66
Bottled: 
September, 2022
Release Date: 
November, 2023
Production: 
5,493
Winemaker: 
Megan McGrath Gates
Awards: 

Wine Enthusiast, Oct 23: 91 pts
Michael Cervin, IntoWine.com: 91 pts

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