2021 "Anderson Valley" Pinot Noir (1 x 750 ml)
The Ferrington Vineyards property, located approximately 100 miles north of San Francisco and 17 miles inland from the Pacific Ocean, is in a fertile pocket of land found at the edge of the northeastern foothills of Mendocino Countys Anderson Valley AVA. Between 360 and 440 feet above sea level, the vines produce approximately 2.5 tons per acre of bright, complex fruit. Goorgian Vineyards is located at the northwestern end of the Anderson Valley, 10 miles east of the Pacific Ocean and situated on steep rocky north-west facing slopes with an elevation ranging from 200-350 feet. From its highest point you can see down to the southeastern end of the valley.
The 2021 Anderson Valley vintage started off with very cold temperatures and many frosty nights. This cool weather eventually tapered off and gradually warmed into late summer. The few heat spikes at the end of August encouraged the vines to dig deep in the soils, resulting in highly concentrated fruit with a beautiful balance of generous acidity.
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Tasting notes
This Anderson Valley Pinot Noir unveils aromas of dark berry, plum, black cherry and chocolate-covered acai berry, which are further enriched by subtle hints of vanilla, cinnamon toast, and a touch of clove. The wine boasts a juicy and full palate, with flavors of blackberry pie and blueberry. Cinnamon, brown sugar and maple candy add complexity to the dense palate, and lead to a lingering mouthfeel.- Winemakers Jessica Koga, Sean Thompson and Hugh Davies
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