Second stop in Sonoma with Andrew Berge of Spell Estate, La Pitchoune and Tiny House to name a few. First red from La Pitchoune is their Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir which from the English Hill, Holder and DeVoto vineyards.
Light to medium ruby red with brick edges. A bit of tar on the nose with some roses and black cherries. Medium acidity (6/10) with some furry tannins (6/10) and medium to medium plus body. Layered and balanced palate with notes of twigs, red berries and some lilac. Medium plus finish. Drink till 2027. $$
Second stop in Sonoma with Andrew Berge of Spell Estate, La Pitchoune and Tiny House to name a few. First red from La Pitchoune is their Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir which from the English Hill, Holder and DeVoto vineyards.
Light to medium ruby red with brick edges. A bit of tar on the nose with some roses and black cherries. Medium acidity (6/10) with some furry tannins (6/10) and medium to medium plus body. Layered and balanced palate with notes of twigs, red berries and some lilac. Medium plus finish. Drink till 2027. $$
Jun 3rd, 2018
Larry had this 6 years ago
Larry had this 6 years ago
1 person found it helpfulDec 16th, 2017
Love the rustic earth, mild fruit, bright acid. Savory. Thank you, Andrew Berge!
Love the rustic earth, mild fruit, bright acid. Savory. Thank you, Andrew Berge!
1 person found it helpfulAug 7th, 2015
If you did this blind, you would swear it was a Burgundy. Huge nose, so good you don't even want to drink it. Big acid because this baby was meant to last. Phenomenal fruit, great mineralogy. Fabulous wine
If you did this blind, you would swear it was a Burgundy. Huge nose, so good you don't even want to drink it. Big acid because this baby was meant to last. Phenomenal fruit, great mineralogy. Fabulous wine
1 person found it helpfulJun 30th, 2015Sample. Medium garnet red. Layered nose with a little bit of dirtiness from the forest floor and a little smoky on the top. Underneath were some fire wood, red berries and purple flowers. Moderate acidity (6.5/10) and tannins (6/10) with a medium plus body. Great structure built up by the acidity with some tart red cherries, bramble berries and wood. Undertones of chalk and rose petals. Very well balanced and long dry finish. Great value and this is just their entry level Pinot. Drink till 2022.
Sample. Medium garnet red. Layered nose with a little bit of dirtiness from the forest floor and a little smoky on the top. Underneath were some fire wood, red berries and purple flowers. Moderate acidity (6.5/10) and tannins (6/10) with a medium plus body. Great structure built up by the acidity with some tart red cherries, bramble berries and wood. Undertones of chalk and rose petals. Very well balanced and long dry finish. Great value and this is just their entry level Pinot. Drink till 2022.
Jan 17th, 2017
Decent wine , not too over oaked. Great finish that holds for a bit with some mid level acid not usually seen for Sonoma Chardonnay to me.
Decent wine , not too over oaked. Great finish that holds for a bit with some mid level acid not usually seen for Sonoma Chardonnay to me.
Apr 9th, 2016
Baby Diaper, raspberry/cranberry cola, light in texture, subtle but long tannin finish.
Baby Diaper, raspberry/cranberry cola, light in texture, subtle but long tannin finish.
Feb 7th, 2015
Nice wine.
Sep 22nd, 2019
A pretty light ruby in the glass with a wide brim. This nose. So outrageously good. Hints of tar, rose petals, and some funky earth. I love this wine. I’m always so reluctant to use this term but yes this is definitely Burgundian. And not in a pretentious way, more in a slightly dirty, funky fun way. Medium bodied and certainly not overripe or too dense on the tongue and the structure and balance are out of this world. In the mouth there’s a wonderful Pinot profile of cherries, cranberries, and earth. There’s also a smoky quality and just the right amount of oak going on. This is an absolutely gorgeous Pinot. Who’s making stuff like this as their entry level bottlings?
A pretty light ruby in the glass with a wide brim. This nose. So outrageously good. Hints of tar, rose petals, and some funky earth. I love this wine. I’m always so reluctant to use this term but yes this is definitely Burgundian. And not in a pretentious way, more in a slightly dirty, funky fun way. Medium bodied and certainly not overripe or too dense on the tongue and the structure and balance are out of this world. In the mouth there’s a wonderful Pinot profile of cherries, cranberries, and earth. There’s also a smoky quality and just the right amount of oak going on. This is an absolutely gorgeous Pinot. Who’s making stuff like this as their entry level bottlings?
Jan 19th, 2019
Solid. More floral than the previous vintages. Shows the pure balance and nuance of the vintage.
Solid. More floral than the previous vintages. Shows the pure balance and nuance of the vintage.
Mar 22nd, 2017
Sonoma Coast, Sonoma County, California, USA
