David Bruce

Sonoma County Pinot Noir

9.0169 ratings
9.016 pro ratings
Sonoma County, California, USA
Pinot Noir
Top Notes For
Sipping Fine Wine

Bright Ruby, complex dark berry fruit aromas and earthy floral spice. On the palate cherry, raspberry & strawberry flavors with citrus notes, black pepper with a nutty character. On the finish toasty oak notes, notes of wet stone on firm tannins, well balanced ending with a pepper spice edge. Consistent quality year after year! A good value Pinot as retail is around $30, rivals some $50 bottles. Grab a bottle and enjoy.

Bright Ruby, complex dark berry fruit aromas and earthy floral spice. On the palate cherry, raspberry & strawberry flavors with citrus notes, black pepper with a nutty character. On the finish toasty oak notes, notes of wet stone on firm tannins, well balanced ending with a pepper spice edge. Consistent quality year after year! A good value Pinot as retail is around $30, rivals some $50 bottles. Grab a bottle and enjoy.

Jun 28th, 2019
Chris McClellan

This pinot was dynamite...red cherries, tart blackcherry, earthiness/mushroom was quite profound and acid med +...oak spiciness..great finish...paired great with pasta and black truffle..

This pinot was dynamite...red cherries, tart blackcherry, earthiness/mushroom was quite profound and acid med +...oak spiciness..great finish...paired great with pasta and black truffle..

Dec 16th, 2018
Sipping Fine Wine

Bright Ruby, complex red berry fruit aromas and sweet earthy spice. On the palate cherry, raspberry & strawberry flavors with citrus notes, black pepper with a nutty character. On the finish toasty oak notes, minerality on firm tannins, well balanced better than I had tasted 6 months ago, aged very well! Consistent quality year after year! A good value Pinot as retail is around $30, rivals some $50 bottles. Grab a bottle and enjoy.

Bright Ruby, complex red berry fruit aromas and sweet earthy spice. On the palate cherry, raspberry & strawberry flavors with citrus notes, black pepper with a nutty character. On the finish toasty oak notes, minerality on firm tannins, well balanced better than I had tasted 6 months ago, aged very well! Consistent quality year after year! A good value Pinot as retail is around $30, rivals some $50 bottles. Grab a bottle and enjoy.

Jan 22nd, 2018
Sipping Fine Wine

A FAV!! The 2014 Sonoma County PN was bright Ruby, complex red berry fruit aromas and sweet earthy spice. On the palate cherry, raspberry and strawberry flavors with citrus notes, cracked pepper and a nutty character. The finish has toasty oak notes, minerality with firm tannins, well balanced coming together, tasted 6 months ago, aged well! Consistent quality year after year! A good value Pinot as retail is around $30, rivals some $50 bottles.

A FAV!! The 2014 Sonoma County PN was bright Ruby, complex red berry fruit aromas and sweet earthy spice. On the palate cherry, raspberry and strawberry flavors with citrus notes, cracked pepper and a nutty character. The finish has toasty oak notes, minerality with firm tannins, well balanced coming together, tasted 6 months ago, aged well! Consistent quality year after year! A good value Pinot as retail is around $30, rivals some $50 bottles.

Dec 2nd, 2017
Mike Fifer

Writer The Wine Monologues

8.9

Bing cherry. Bing cherry. Bing cherry. All day. Plus dried herbs on the palate. A BIG Pinot. 14.7% ABV.

Bing cherry. Bing cherry. Bing cherry. All day. Plus dried herbs on the palate. A BIG Pinot. 14.7% ABV.

2 people found it helpfulJun 29th, 2015
Karen Easton

Classic pinot nose. Light, bright in the glass. Raspberry with nice acids.

Classic pinot nose. Light, bright in the glass. Raspberry with nice acids.

1 person found it helpfulJul 14th, 2016
Ken Swegles

Lovely..

Lovely..

1 person found it helpfulJan 28th, 2015
Sipping Fine Wine

The 2014 Sonoma County Pinot Noir had bright ruby and complex red berry fruit aromas with sweet earthy spice. The palate shows cherry, tart raspberry and strawberry flavors with citrus notes, pepper and nuttiness. The finish develops some toasty oak notes, minerality with firm tannins, well balanced coming together. Consistent quality year after year! A good value Pinot as retail is around $30, rivals some $50 bottles.

The 2014 Sonoma County Pinot Noir had bright ruby and complex red berry fruit aromas with sweet earthy spice. The palate shows cherry, tart raspberry and strawberry flavors with citrus notes, pepper and nuttiness. The finish develops some toasty oak notes, minerality with firm tannins, well balanced coming together. Consistent quality year after year! A good value Pinot as retail is around $30, rivals some $50 bottles.

May 9th, 2017
Sipping Fine Wine

The winery is hidden amid the redwoods in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Bright ruby with complex red and black fruit aromas and pepper spice. The palate shows cherry, raspberry and red plums with generous hit of spices, pepper, vanilla and cinnamon. The finish develops some toasty notes, minerality on full round tannins, well balanced with a smooth ending. A good value.

The winery is hidden amid the redwoods in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Bright ruby with complex red and black fruit aromas and pepper spice. The palate shows cherry, raspberry and red plums with generous hit of spices, pepper, vanilla and cinnamon. The finish develops some toasty notes, minerality on full round tannins, well balanced with a smooth ending. A good value.

Mar 27th, 2017
Sipping Fine Wine

I notice a bright ruby red color and complex red fruit aromas with sweet spice. The palate shows full ripe cherries, red raspberries and red plums with generous hit of spices, pepper, vanilla and cinnamon. The finish develops some toasty notes, minerality and round tannins, well balanced with a smooth ending. I tried their 2011 Sonoma Coast last year and the 2012 got better, if you can believe that! A good value Pinot as retail is around $30, rivals some $50 bottles.

I notice a bright ruby red color and complex red fruit aromas with sweet spice. The palate shows full ripe cherries, red raspberries and red plums with generous hit of spices, pepper, vanilla and cinnamon. The finish develops some toasty notes, minerality and round tannins, well balanced with a smooth ending. I tried their 2011 Sonoma Coast last year and the 2012 got better, if you can believe that! A good value Pinot as retail is around $30, rivals some $50 bottles.

Mar 27th, 2016