2018 | Raeburn Winery | Pinot Noir

Description

Red Wine: 2018 | Raeburn Winery | Pinot Noir

Brilliant crimson in color, Raeburn Russian River Valley Pinot Noir leads withpleasing aromas of baking spice and vanilla.

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Producer: Raeburn Winery

Ratings: SJ | 95WE | 90

Vintage: 2018

Size: 750ml

ABV: 14%

Varietal: Pinot Noir

Country/Region: United States, Russian River Valley

Brilliant crimson in color, Raeburn Russian River Valley Pinot Noir leads withpleasing aromas of baking spice and vanilla. The palate is marked with stunningfruit flavors of lush wild blueberry, raspberry and blackberry with undertones ofroasted hazelnut. The finish is graceful and sophisticated.

Reviews:

• The Somm Journal: A multifaceted personality emerges from this complex red: We’re entertained first with clove, briar, wild cherry, and cocoa on the nose, and then with a juicy, delicate, and lean body that’s reminiscent more of rose petals and red flowers than forest floor. As the performance concludes, savory notes whisper backstage.

• Wine Enthusiast: Sharp, tangy acidity lies beneath layers of thick, grainy tannin and oak in this intense, full-bodied wine. Forest floor, clove and rhubarb highlight the palate.

Producer Information

Raeburn is an Olde English term which means “the river where one goes to drink.” So, it’s fitting that Raeburn’s expressive, beautifully balanced wines begin in the heart of the Russian River Valley where some of the world’s finest Burgundy grapes are grown. Raeburn Winery is located on Olivet Road, a quiet country lane in the heart of Sonoma County’s famed Russian River Valley. Originally built in as an egg storage facility, Olivet was converted to a small production winery by iconic Sonoma County vintner, Cecil DeLoach, in 2000. The winery was then purchased by wine and spirits innovator, Derek Benham, in January 2005 and has since become Raeburn’s home