2022 Pinot Grigio

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This Pinot Grigio was grown in our cooler Goodchild vineyard along Foxen Canyon Road. This vintage was picked early and bottled young to preserve its fresh and lively qualities. Carefully tended in the vineyard and nurtured in the winery, these Pinot Grigio grapes produce the subtle aromas of lemon peel, jasmine tea and pear. The wine is crisp with natural acidity developed in the grapes while growing in this cool climate. It is light and delicate with a bright finish.  This refreshing Pinot Grigio will be a fine complement to a variety of light dishes, salads, fruit, and cheese.

 

Goodchild Vineyard
$22.00
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Vintage: 
2022
Appellation: 
Santa Barbara County
Estate Vineyard: 
Los Alamos Valley Vineyards
Goodchild Vineyard, Santa Maria Valley
Price: 
$22.00
Composition: 

100% Pinot Grigio

Fermentation: 

Stainless steel

Alcohol: 
14.20%
Acidity: 
0.55
pH: 
3.23
Bottled: 
March, 2023
Release Date: 
December, 2023
Production: 
168
Winemaker: 
Megan McGrath Gates
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