Mendocino Ridge 'Signal Ridge' Pinot Noir 2017
Kutch
- £50
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- Producer
- Kutch
- Grape Varieties
- Pinot Noir
- Origin
- U.S.A. > California > Sonoma
Kutch is one of the metonymies of Pinot Noirs’s perfection in California. This young estate encourages their grapes to express their natural greatness.
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- Bright cherries with a hint of earth aromas. Energetic wine with flavours of dark red fruits.
- This cuvée is the highest planted vineyards in Sonoma and Mendocino County at 2.800 feet.
- Once the grapes are received in the cellar they are sorted meticulously and moved only by gravity.
- To be drunk in 10 years.
- Smoky and earthy flavors will be accentuate by roast duck.
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