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1996 Arrendell Vineyard Pinot Noir
91 Points Michael Schachner, Wine Enthusiast Magazine 91

This wine epitomizes what the Russian River Valley is all about: some of the best vineyard-designated Pinot Noirs in America. The grapes are cold soaked, hand punched, and fermented whole. The result is a delicious wine full of brambleberries and spice. It is the quintessential artisan Pinot Noir.

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1995 Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast
91 Points Anthony Dias Blue, San Jose Mercury News, CA 91

Smooth and elegant with lovely fruit and varietal depth; smoky, lush and very long.

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1995 Arrendell Vineyard Pinot Noir
91 Points Anthony Dias Blue, San Jose Mercury News, CA 91

Dense and luscious with intensity and richness; long and smooth on the finish with lovely complexity.

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1995 Arrendell Vineyard Pinot Noir
91 Points Robert M. Parker Jr., Robert Parker Wine Advocate 91 Outstanding.

[Among] California's most exceptional producers of Pinot Noir. "The 1995 Arrendell Vineyard Pinot Noir exhibits more complexity, a more Burgundian, earthy, spicy nose, deep, dense, rich, full-bodied flavors, sweet tannin, and enough acidity to provide delineation to the wine's well-endowed personality.

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1995 Arrendell Vineyard Pinot Noir
91 Points Robert M. Parker Jr., Robert Parker Wine Advocate 91

...gets my nod over the 1996, simply because it is a richer, more multidemnsional wine with excellent vibrancyto its smoky, cherry fruit flavors.

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1994 Arrendell Vineyard Pinot Noir
91 Points Robert M. Parker Jr., Robert Parker Wine Advocate 91 Outstanding.

Intense and aromatically profound, a glorious nose of subtle toasty oak that adds an attractive spice component to the otherwise intense, black-cherry, raspberry, and floral scents. Full-bodied, round, expansive, and sumptuous, this is gorgeously made.

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2005 Sevens Bench Vineyard Pinot Noir
91 Points Robert M. Parker Jr., Robert Parker Wine Advocate 91 Points - Issue #174

The 2005 Pinot Noir Sevens Bench is a richer, fleshier species of Pinot Noir, with hints of spring flowers intermixed with black cherry and forest floor. Medium to full-bodied with good acidity, outstanding ripeness, and a long, layered finish, it is a beautiful Pinot for drinking over the next 4-6 years.

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2016 Land's Edge Vineyards Pinot Noir
91 Points Nicholas Ponomareff, California Grapevine Very Highly Recommended

Medium ruby color; attractive, deep, intense, raspberry and black cherry fruit aroma with hints of forest floor, clove, and vanilla; medium to medium-full body; rich, ripe, textured, red fruit flavors with good depth and acid balance, a hint of Asian spices, and a crisp finish; medium to medium-full tannin; lingering aftertaste. Enjoyable to taste now, though will benefit from a few more years of bottle aging. Very highly recommended.

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2016 Muldune Trail Pinot Noir
91 Points Antonio Galloni, Vinous

Exploring The Best New Releases from Sonoma and Beyond The 2016 Pinot Noir Muldune Trail stands out in this range for its vertical feel and overall energy, both typical of this high-elevation site. Dark cherry, plum, rose petal and mint all open up in the glass. The 2016 is a touch compact and slightly nervous in feel, but quite attractive just the same.

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2016 Pinot Noir Russian River Valley
91 Points Lisa Perrotti-Brown, Robert Parker Wine Advocate

USA, Northern California, Napa Valley: 2016 & 2017 – A Tale of Two Vintages Medium ruby-purple colored, the 2016 Hartford Court Pinot Noir reveals lovely crushed black cherries, mulberries and black raspberries notions with hints of candied violets, black soil and iron ore plus a waft of bay leaves. Medium to full-bodied, it fills the palate with black fruit and earthy accents supported by a firm frame of finely grained tannins and finishes with a refreshing lift.

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2015 Fog Dance Vineyard Pinot Noir
91 Points Antonio Galloni, Vinous

The 2015 Pinot Noir Fog Dance Vineyard is forward, fruity and absolutely delicious. Although not especially complex nor subtle, the 2015 packs a serious punch in its dark red/purplish berry character. Plush and voluptuous on the palate, with silky tannins, the 2015 is wonderfully accessible today.

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2015 Sevens Bench Vineyard Pinot Noir
91 Points Nicholas Ponomareff, California Grapevine Very Highly Recommended

Medium-light to medium ruby; attractive, assertive, cherry fruit aroma with earthy notes and hints of baking spices and forest floor; medium to medium-full body; rich, earthy, spicy, red fruit flavors with herbal notes, good depth and structure, and a pleasing, supple mouthfeel; medium to medium-full tannin; lingering aftertaste. Appealing to drink now, though best to age for several more years. Very highly recommended.

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2014 Land's Edge Vineyards Pinot Noir
91 Points Rusty Gaffney, PinotFile

Moderately dark reddish purple color in the glass. Very expressive and easy going, with aromas and flavors of cherry and boysenberry. Juicy, with polished tannins and soothing harmony.

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2014 Hailey's Block Pinot Noir
91 Points Robert M. Parker Jr., Robert Parker Wine Advocate

The 2014 Pinot Noir Hailey’s Block (another Green Valley site) emerges from Dijon clones 114 and 777. Like its siblings, it is bottled unfined and unfiltered after spending 17 months in (in this case) 42% new French oak. An easygoing style of Pinot Noir, with lots of cocoa, sweet cherry and strawberry fruit, some fresh porcini mushrooms, and a round, juicy mouthfeel and finish, it should drink nicely over the next 5-6 years.

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2014 Velvet Sisters Pinot Noir
91 Points Robert M. Parker Jr., Robert Parker Wine Advocate

The 2014 Pinot Noir Velvet Sisters emanates from another Anderson Valley site and is sourced from four separate clones – Dijon clones 115, 666, 777 and the Pommard selection. This wine displays notes of baked apple skins, pomegranate, black cherry and a hint of raspberry, with some floral notes as well as forest floor. It is rich, ripe, medium to full-bodied, and best drunk over the next 5-7 years.

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2013 MacLean's Block Pinot Noir
91 Points Rusty Gaffney, PinotFile

Moderately dark reddish purple color in the glass. Assertive ripe black fruit aromas with added scents of pine and earthy flora. Bold, long and intense, with firm but harmonious tannins. Balance predicts age ability.

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2013 Pinot Noir Marin County
91 Points Rusty Gaffney, PinotFile

Moderate reddish purple color in the glass. The nose leads with attractive scents of dark berries, black cherry, Asian 5-spice and a touch of smoke. Very satisfying, with dusty tannins, a savory thread and a finish offering generous plum and blackberry aromatic goodness.

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2013 Muldune Trail Pinot Noir
91 Points Rusty Gaffney, PinotFile

Moderately dark reddish purple color in the glass. A highly concentrated wine replete with sappy blackberry and black currant flavors accented with an iron-toned minerality. Angular tannins support the fruit load nicely.

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2012 Jennifer's Pinot Noir
91 Points Josh Raynolds, Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar

Vivid ruby. Fresh dark berries and cherry-cola on the nose, with smoky spice and lavender notes adding complexity. Supple and broad on entry, then tighter in the mid-palate, offering bitter cherry and anise flavors and a touch of succulent herbs. Lingers with appealing sweetness, supple tannins and excellent nervy persistence.

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2012 Fog Dance Vineyard Pinot Noir
91 Points Josh Raynolds, Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar

Ruby-red. Oak-spiced red berry and blood orange aromas and flavors are complemented by succulent herb and floral nuances. Shows appealing sweetness and focus, with silky texture and a strong star anise quality. The floral note builds through the finish, which is given shape by supple, harmonious tannins that merge smoothly with the wine's intense fruit.

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2012 Seascape Vineyard Pinot Noir
91 Points Josh Raynolds, Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar

Vivid red. Cherry-cola, iron and sexy oak spices on the fragrant nose, with a minerally nuance building with air. Concentrated but lithe and precise, offering juicy dark berry and cherry compote flavors and a touch of exotic spices. The cola and mineral qualities come back on the finish, which shows excellent clarity and silky tannins.

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2012 Seascape Vineyard Pinot Noir
91 Points Robert M. Parker Jr., Robert Parker Wine Advocate

From the coldest site, the 2012 Pinot Noir Seascape Vineyard reveals a dark ruby color along with lots of spice box, pomegranate, red currants, smoky herbs and forest floor notes. Savory with excellent richness and vibrant acidity, it can be drunk over the next 5-6 years.

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2012 Sevens Bench Vineyard Pinot Noir
91 Points Josh Raynolds, Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar

Vivid ruby-red. Pungent aromas of cherry pit, vanilla and beet root are civilized by a suave floral nuance. Juicy and nervy on the palate, offering zesty redcurrant and bitter cherry flavors that gain sweetness with air. Closes tangy and long, with gentle tannins coming on late.

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2012 Hailey's Block Pinot Noir
91 Points Josh Raynolds, Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar

Bright ruby. Seductive bouquet of red and dark berries, rose, cocoa powder and smoky Indian spices. Vibrant black raspberry and candied cherry flavors are lifted by smoky minerals, becoming deeper and spicier with air. The impressively bright, focused finish features building tannins and a hint of star anise.

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2012 Velvet Sisters Pinot Noir
91 Points Josh Raynolds, Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar

Vivid ruby-red. Powerful aromas of black raspberry, Indian spices, anise and violet are complemented by a smoky mineral quality. Fleshy, gently sweet red and dark berry flavors become more tangy with air and pick up an exotic floral pastille nuance. This weighty but lively pinot finishes with supple tannins, repeating spiciness and very good persistence.