Meiomi
California Pinot Noir



Meiomi means "coast" in the language of the native, coastal dwelling Wappo and Yuki tribes. Ruby color with aromas of jammy red fruits and oak with floral notes, from a number of sites in CA, aged in French oak barrels for six months. On the palate flavors of raspberry and strawberry flavors with lightly toasted vanilla oak notes, cacao and black pepper. Vivid acidity, fine tannins, good balance on medium finish ending with earthy character. Good value, drink now.
Meiomi means "coast" in the language of the native, coastal dwelling Wappo and Yuki tribes. Ruby color with aromas of jammy red fruits and oak with floral notes, from a number of sites in CA, aged in French oak barrels for six months. On the palate flavors of raspberry and strawberry flavors with lightly toasted vanilla oak notes, cacao and black pepper. Vivid acidity, fine tannins, good balance on medium finish ending with earthy character. Good value, drink now.
Jan 2nd, 2025
Meiomi means "coast" in the language of the native, coastal dwelling Wappo and Yuki tribes. Ruby color with aromas of jammy red fruits and oak with floral notes, from a number of sites in CA, aged in French oak barrels for six months. On the palate flavors of raspberry and strawberry flavors with lightly toasted vanilla oak notes, cacao and black pepper. Vivid acidity, fine tannins, good balance on medium finish ending with earthy character. Good value, drink now.
Meiomi means "coast" in the language of the native, coastal dwelling Wappo and Yuki tribes. Ruby color with aromas of jammy red fruits and oak with floral notes, from a number of sites in CA, aged in French oak barrels for six months. On the palate flavors of raspberry and strawberry flavors with lightly toasted vanilla oak notes, cacao and black pepper. Vivid acidity, fine tannins, good balance on medium finish ending with earthy character. Good value, drink now.
Aug 28th, 2023
Honestly, I hate bears.
Abundance of fruit. Too sweet for me. Otherwise, it’s very easy drinking.
Honestly, I hate bears.
Abundance of fruit. Too sweet for me. Otherwise, it’s very easy drinking.

By far the sweetest pinot noir I’ve ever had. Full of bright juicy fruit. Could have easily mistaken it for a fruity cab
By far the sweetest pinot noir I’ve ever had. Full of bright juicy fruit. Could have easily mistaken it for a fruity cab
4 people found it helpfulOct 29th, 2021
I‘m struggling to equate this with a Pinot noir. It’s like a soft cheap Zinfandel. Dense, smooth, very sweet, jammy, fruity, flabby. Red wine for people “who don’t normally like wine…”
I‘m struggling to equate this with a Pinot noir. It’s like a soft cheap Zinfandel. Dense, smooth, very sweet, jammy, fruity, flabby. Red wine for people “who don’t normally like wine…”
3 people found it helpfulNov 1st, 2021
It is too concentrated and too spicy, lack the delicacy of classic pinot noir.
It is too concentrated and too spicy, lack the delicacy of classic pinot noir.
1 person found it helpfulFeb 11th, 2022Just a sweet red. Tasted like grape juice, no distinctive notes. Probably good for drinking on a patio during a warm summer
Just a sweet red. Tasted like grape juice, no distinctive notes. Probably good for drinking on a patio during a warm summer
1 person found it helpfulJan 30th, 2022
Bizarrely oversweet pinot noir. Reminds me of why I have a usually unfair knee-jerk rejection of Californian wines.
Bizarrely oversweet pinot noir. Reminds me of why I have a usually unfair knee-jerk rejection of Californian wines.
Mar 31st, 2025
I mean…. It just could be so much better :/
I mean…. It just could be so much better :/
Feb 9th, 2025