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Bydand Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast 2016
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| Country: | United States |
| Regions: | California California (Sonoma County) |
| Winery: | Bydand |
| Grape Type: | Pinot Noir |
| Vintage: | 2016 |
| Bottle Size: | 750 ml |
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Aged for 16 months in 40% new French oak, 60% neutral French oak
Umino Vineyard is perched atop rolling hills overlooking the Petaluma Gap in Sebastopol, CA. Taking advantage of maritime influence this 11-acre vineyard benefits from warm sunshine throughout the day and cool coastal winds at night. Planted in 1996 to 4 Dijon Clones of Pinot Noir these vines produce wine of purity and balance. Exhibiting rich flavors and aromas of crushed rose petal, raspberry and cherry cola with earthy minerality and lively acidity.
Bydand Pinot Noir Umino Vineyard is made from 100 percent Pinot Noir.
This small, sustainably farmed vineyard perches on a south-facing ridge in the Sebastopol Hills area of the esteemed Russian River Valley AVA, and has produced exceptional Pinot Noir for Bydand since their first vintage. Third-generation farmer David Umino rejected early assessments that the site was too cool for viticulture, and planted Pinot Noir there in 1996. The cold maritime winds in fact help to modulate ripening, and protect the grape’s natural purity and balance - resulting in fruit-driven wines with expressive red fruit and dark berry flavors, balanced with crushed rock and mouth-watering freshness. Velvety tannins coat the palate, providing an alluring and persistent finish.
This site combines the best of the earthy west Sonoma Coast and well-fruited Russian River.
Review:
"Dark and rich in blackberry and cherry, this wine is lightly dusted in cardamom and cinnamon, with bold intensity and lasting richness. The site shows through in its elegance
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"Dark gold in color, this wine is densely layered in ripe peach and rich butterscotch. The oak is hearty yet well-integrated, adding to the overall structure and power of the wine. - Virginie Boone "
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Merry Edwards Winery Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir is made from 100 percent Pinot Noir.
The enticing profile of this elegant Pinot Noir was created by blending together individual lots made from several different clonal selections. The grapes come from diverse sites bordering the Sonoma County coast, and each vineyard is influenced by its proximity to the Pacific Ocean, which is just a few miles away. In the late afternoon, marine winds carry cool fog to blanket these sites, sometimes until late the next morning. This weather pattern lengthens the “hang time” of the grapes on the vine, allowing complex flavors to develop.
The wine possesses a deep ruby opaque color with a garnet red rim. On the nose, it offers aromas of bright Bing cherry with hints of licorice, subtle forest floor and open inviting notes of rose petal, vanilla and baking spices. Rich and lively upon entry, the mouth begins with fruit forward notes of crunchy raspberries and red cherries. Silky tannins are supported by well-balanced acidity and mocha notes throughout a long finish.
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Review:
Jammy plum, strawberry and dark cherry ooze from the core of this beautifully coastal wine, seasoned in dried herb, clove and black tea. Expressive and varietal, with a thick tannin structure, it has room to open further and unwind, its oak well integrated and its tannins structured.
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Argot Mosaic Pinot Noir is made from 100 percent Pinot Noir.
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Review:
"Medium ruby in color, the 2016 Pinot Noir Mosaic has a pretty nose of pink peppercorn, herbs and dusty earth over a core of savory black fruit and spices. Medium-bodied, it gives good layers of flavors in the mouth with concentrated black fruits and loads of spice, grainy tannins to support and a long, lingering finish. Yum! 600 cases produced.. - Lisa Perrotti-Brown" - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate (Issue #237, June 2018), 92+ pts
Product Description
Bydand Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast is made from 100% Pinot Noir
Aged for 16 months in 40% new French oak, 60% neutral French oak
Umino Vineyard is perched atop rolling hills overlooking the Petaluma Gap in Sebastopol, CA. Taking advantage of maritime influence this 11-acre vineyard benefits from warm sunshine throughout the day and cool coastal winds at night. Planted in 1996 to 4 Dijon Clones of Pinot Noir these vines produce wine of purity and balance. Exhibiting rich flavors and aromas of crushed rose petal, raspberry and cherry cola with earthy minerality and lively acidity.
Review:
"Earthy black tea, Asian spice and sage underscore a savory note in this ultimately balanced, well-integrated wine. Finishing touches of toasted oak and cola round out the finish. - VIRGINIE BOONE"
- Wine Enthusiast (July 2020), 90 pts
Winery: Bydand
Bydand is the Gordon family motto meaning "stay and fight".
Date Founded: August 2014
Owner: Colin Gordon
Winery Philosophy: Their passion is to handcraft an elegant and structured wine that fully expresses the character of each varietal, vineyard and vintage.
Colin Gordon & Tim Beranek met in 2010 while working at Kosta Browne in Sebastopol, CA. In 2013 they reunited at Outpost wines under winemaker Thomas Brown. Tim and Colin work together and share all winemaking and operational responsibilities.
Winery Production: 1,000 / 9L cases
Varietals Produced: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon
250 cases of chardonnay
450 cases of pinot noir
300 cases of cabernet sauvignon
250 cases of chardonnay
450 cases of pinot noir
300 cases of cabernet sauvignon
Winemaker: Colin Gordon, Tim Beranek
Winemaking at Bydand represents a commitment to simplicity and quality. They partner with growers who meticulously farm each vineyard to ensure Bydand top quality fruit. Every phase of Bydand wine production meets the highest standards; they use a minimalist approach to winemaking though small lot fermentations, traditional low impact methods, careful aging and bottling.
The vineyards:
Chardonnnay: Sangiacomo - Roberts Road
Pinot Noir: Umino Vineyard
Cabernet Sauvignon - Slaughterhouse Vineyard
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