2021 Pinot Noir, Anderson Valley Red Wine its flavor became bigger and

its flavor became bigger and bolder

Laychee with Chives

while cold fermentation preserved its floral aromatics

Aged 18 mos in 60 gal Radoux Integration Oak Barrels

2021 Pinot Noir, Anderson Valley Red Wine its flavor became bigger andThe 2021 harvest began with a worried winemaker and a fretful farmer due to an extreme water shortage water is critical for the livelihoods of vines and livestock, as well as a go to protection against frost and wildfires. Decisions were made to implement deficit irrigation in the vineyard and to use water conservatively in the Creamery and Tasting Room to make it through the drought. As the wine will attest, and to everyone's relief, our water