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Marin County Devil's Gulch Pinot Noir 2022

Vineyard Designate

The wines in this collection are primarily from Sonoma County, with most vineyards located within the distinct neighborhoods of the Russian River Valley appellation. These sites are exceptional—whether for their placement on slopes and ridges, the presence of rare old vines or unique clones, or the dedication of growers with decades of proven excellence.

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Devils Gulch

Devil’s Gulch Vineyard, planted in western Marin County, is one of California’s coolest and windiest Pinot Noir sites. Planted in 1980 on steep terraces with shallow soils, its rugged terrain and coastal climate naturally limit yields—often to less than one ton per acre—producing small, concentrated berries with a distinct and expressive character.

Story

Devils Gulch, located in western Marin County, got its name due to its treacherous terrain. The vineyard, planted in 1980, is made up of steep terraces and shallow soils and when combined with the harsh climate of the Marin coast, results in small yields and berries that have a distinct expression.

Technical Notes

Appellation

Marin County

Alcohol

13.5%

TA

6.1 g/L

Aging

100% French oak, 80% new for 16 months

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Tasting Notes

The mesmerizing Devil's Gulch Pinot Noir opens with dynamic aromas of enticing spice, elegantly woven with hints of succulent wild berries and fragrant nutmeg. The palate is treated to a rich tapestry of flavors, complemented by a whisper of aromatic bay leaf. This remarkable wine showcases a refined depth that captivates the senses, while the savory finish unfolds with a lasting and graceful resonance.

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92 points

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