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Trail Marker Pinot Noir Santa Cruz Mtns 2020 – Tomorrow's Wine

Trail Marker Pinot Noir Santa Cruz Mtns 2020 – Tomorrow's Wine

4.6 (655) · € 18.00 · En Stock

Country: USA Region: Santa Cruz Type: Red Wine Grape: Pinot Noir Sourcing for this appelation blend is from Saveria Vineyard as well as the Ferrari Vineyard (formally Woodruff), each about 8 miles north of the Monterey Bay and the Pacific Ocean. Saveria is regularly harvested a full month after most of the Sonoma Coast

Country: USA

Region: Santa Cruz

Type: Red Wine

Grape: Pinot Noir

Sourcing for this appelation blend is from Saveria Vineyard as well as the Ferrari Vineyard (formally Woodruff), each about 8 miles north of the Monterey Bay and the Pacific Ocean. Saveria is regularly harvested a full month after most of the Sonoma Coast and Russian River. Each vineyard is meticulously farmed organically.

The wine underwent primary fermentation using native yeats that included about 30% whole clusters. The grapes were pressed to barrel for native malolactic fermentation in neutral oak and spent 13 months in neutral French oak barrels.

A pretty wine that shows the fruitier, more forward side of the Santa Cruz Mountains. Aromas of red berries, earth, mushroom and herbs. Supple, with ripe fruit and plenty of backbone.

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