Chateau Adoré Pinot Noir

WINEMAKERS NOTES:
Handcrafted from small lots of Pinot Noir grown in vineyards throughout Sonoma County.
This wine shows cherry and strawberry flavors typical of the appellation.

Harvest Date: Grapes harvested in September 2008 From vineyards in cool locations of
Sonoma County, California, including Russian River Valley and Chalk Hill
Average Brix at Harvest: 24.18
Fermentation: Open Top Fermenters
Wine at Bottling: Alcohol 13.8%, pH 3.75, TA 5.4 grams per liter / Residual Sugar = 0.1%
Cooperage: Aged in French oak barrels for 10 months.
Bottled in July 2009
VARIETAL NOTES:
Pinot Noir is the classic red grape varietal grown in the Burgundy region of France.
In ideal locations, it produces the richest, most velvet-smooth wines in the world.
Sonoma County is one of those locations, with cool, foggy nights and warm sun-filled days.
This wine was produced from vineyards in the best Sonoma County locations,
and showcases the elegance and spicy fruit by which Pinot Noir is known.