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  • Valravn Valravn Sonoma County Pinot Noir 2023
  • Valravn Valravn Sonoma County Pinot Noir 2023

Valravn Sonoma County Pinot Noir 2023

$25.99
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This vibrant wine bursts with aromas of red cherries, black fruits, baking spices, and thyme. Juicy flavors of cranberry, pomegranate, and dark chocolate are balanced by fresh acidity, fine tannins, minerality, and a beautifully lingering finish.

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100% Pinot Noir

Food Pairings: Grilled salmon, Roasted chicken, Duck, Mushroom risotto, Lighter cheeses
 
 

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We’ve been making wine in Sonoma County for over ten years and, along the way, established a dynamic network of friends and colleagues, including vineyard owners, growers, and winemakers. While we successfully navigated and maneuvered our way through the négoce market in the past, Valravn represents the next evolutionary step for us. Because of those forged relationships and friendships, we have exclusive access to grapes from fantastic vineyards and the team to oversee hands-on production from vineyard to bottle.

We are proud of our past achievements and excited to realize the culmination of a decade of learning and focus, bringing authentic wines to the table that we have found, seen, and touched at every step. Valravn wines are out of the gate, approachable, delicious, and table-ready.

VINEYARDS & WINEMAKING
The 2023 Valravn Pinot Noir is rooted in the Russian River AVA (85%) with a selection of declassified barrels from our Sonoma Coast AVA Marine Layer project (10%) and a unique parcel from the high elevation Mendocino Ridge AVA (5%).

Grapes are hand-harvested and sorted and cold-soaked in the cellar. Wild yeast fermentation occurs with about 20% whole cluster inclusion in small open-top stainless steel tanks. Following primary fermentation, the wine is racked to new (about 20%), second-use, and neutral French oak barrels, including François Freres and Remond, for malolactic conversion and eleven months of aging.

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