Gloria Ferrer Pinot Noir Carneros 2008

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Enticing aromas of fresh cherry, raspberry, cranberry and ripe watermelon and a touch of rose petal fill the nose of ...

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Succulent raspberry, plum and black cherry fruit aromas and hints of brown spice and forest floor announce this delicious Pinot Noir, perhaps our b... Read more

Wine Tasting NotesA brilliant, pink color with streaks of salmon throughout. Aromas of fresh raspberry, citrus and antique rose mark the bouquet wh... Read more

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Source: NapaCabs.com
10/03/2011

Succulent raspberry, plum and black cherry fruit aromas and hints of brown spice and forest floor announce this delicious Pinot Noir, perhaps our best ever. Complex, round and mouth-filling, the wine glides onto the palate displaying pure black cherry and ripe berry flavors, and the long aftertaste is rich yet fresh and agile.


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Source: Shop Wine Direct
01/18/2009

Wine Tasting NotesA brilliant, pink color with streaks of salmon throughout. Aromas of fresh raspberry, citrus and antique rose mark the bouquet while the palate displays a blood orange character (cherry/citrus) and wild strawberry flavors in the crisp, lengthy finish.


Winemaker's Notes:

• 100% Carneros Estate Pinot Noir grapes • Grapes were hand-harvested • Wine produced using the saignée method, allowing juice to remain in contact with the skins for a short (24 hours) period to develop the signature pink color, delicate aromatics and bright fruit flavors • Cold fermented to dryness Carneros grape growers had record frost damage losses in March and April of 2008, and we suffered some loss in low-lying areas. Our crew left as many shoots as possible on the vines during suckering to increase cluster counts and lessen the impact. High heat and wind during the May bloom period compromised pollination and cluster weights averaged 20% below normal. By June of one of the driest growing seasons we have seen, vines in thin soils showed water stress from heat and wind. We started irrigations three weeks ahead of normal. Smoke from wildfires hung above us, but did not affect our crop. We began picking a week early and, despite the year's challenges, we brought in fruit in very good condition.

Tasting Notes:

Enticing aromas of fresh cherry, raspberry, cranberry and ripe watermelon and a touch of rose petal fill the nose of this beautifully colored wine. On the palate, abundant cherry and strawberry flavors endure from the lush entry to the bone-dry, very long and refreshing finish.

• 100% Carneros Estate Pinot Noir grapes • Grapes were hand-harvested • Wine produced using the saignée method, allowing juice to remain in contact with the skins for a short (24 hours) period to develop the signature pink color, delicate aromatics and bright fruit flavors • Cold fermented to dryness Carneros grape growers had record frost damage losses in March and April of 2008, and we suffered some loss in low-lying areas. Our crew left as many shoots as possible on the vines during suckering to increase cluster counts and lessen the impact. High heat and wind during the May bloom period compromised pollination and cluster weights averaged 20% below normal. By June of one of the driest growing seasons we have seen, vines in thin soils showed water stress from heat and wind. We started irrigations three weeks ahead of normal. Smoke from wildfires hung above us, but did not affect our crop. We began picking a week early and, despite the year's challenges, we brought in fruit in very good condition.

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Total Acidity: 0.62 grams per liter

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