Peay Vineyards
Ama Estate Pinot Noir
Sonoma Coast, Sonoma County, California, USA
The first winery I bought direct from, and still doing so. They go low on the ABV, 13.2 here. Low tannin, lightly dry, dried cherries and a hint of smoke. Doesn't overwhelm you, but makes you smile.
The first winery I bought direct from, and still doing so. They go low on the ABV, 13.2 here. Low tannin, lightly dry, dried cherries and a hint of smoke. Doesn't overwhelm you, but makes you smile.
Dec 16th, 2016
Smoky cherry, lively mouthfeel. Maybe 3-5 more years?
Smoky cherry, lively mouthfeel. Maybe 3-5 more years?
Wonderful wine to drink when you're trying to forget who just got elected president
Wonderful wine to drink when you're trying to forget who just got elected president
Nov 15th, 2016Oddly a bit of a burn to this - but may heve been my "pop and pour", or serving it with red sauced pasta. 13.2 ABV. Still, as with all their wines, well worth a purchase.
Oddly a bit of a burn to this - but may heve been my "pop and pour", or serving it with red sauced pasta. 13.2 ABV. Still, as with all their wines, well worth a purchase.
May 19th, 2016
Drank side by side with the 2010 Scallop Shelf and this one is certainly the masculine one. Dark fruit, earthy with abundant dry herbs, brush and a big, round profile. Not your average Pinot.
Drank side by side with the 2010 Scallop Shelf and this one is certainly the masculine one. Dark fruit, earthy with abundant dry herbs, brush and a big, round profile. Not your average Pinot.
Feb 7th, 2016
