Paul Hobbs
Russian River Valley Pinot Noir
Russian River Valley, Sonoma County, California, USA
Ruby color, slight purple edges, with aromas of red fruits, forest floor and smoky spice. On the palate flavors of cherry and raspberry with cedar notes, tea, cola, black pepper, cinnamon spice and earthy herbs. Full-bodied, fine tannins, long finish ending with fruit, oak and a spicy earthy character. Pair this with a grilled salmon or pork chop!
Ruby color, slight purple edges, with aromas of red fruits, forest floor and smoky spice. On the palate flavors of cherry and raspberry with cedar notes, tea, cola, black pepper, cinnamon spice and earthy herbs. Full-bodied, fine tannins, long finish ending with fruit, oak and a spicy earthy character. Pair this with a grilled salmon or pork chop!
Aug 7th, 2023
Nice full Pinot. But missing the RRV characteristics I hoped for. Was better day two… so maybe could use a bit of time.
Nice full Pinot. But missing the RRV characteristics I hoped for. Was better day two… so maybe could use a bit of time.
Mar 2nd, 2022
Hard pressed to find a better AVA designated PN at this price.
Hard pressed to find a better AVA designated PN at this price.
Oct 25th, 2018
Round and soft but notes of ripe plum nice acidity well balanced drinking here with Paul’s brother Matt Hobbs.
Round and soft but notes of ripe plum nice acidity well balanced drinking here with Paul’s brother Matt Hobbs.
Jun 13th, 2018
Benefits from at least 30 mins to an hour breathing in bottle before drink -lush fruit with small amount if whole cluster integration
Benefits from at least 30 mins to an hour breathing in bottle before drink -lush fruit with small amount if whole cluster integration
3 people found it helpfulOct 24th, 2014
Just opened it, quick, ten-minute decant. Classic, opulent Paul Hobbs. Fruit just teems from the glass. I'm officially on Yumville with every evolving sip. 2011, so far, is a comeback. And in a big and welcome way..
Just opened it, quick, ten-minute decant. Classic, opulent Paul Hobbs. Fruit just teems from the glass. I'm officially on Yumville with every evolving sip. 2011, so far, is a comeback. And in a big and welcome way..
2 people found it helpfulMar 4th, 2013






