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#1. Roederer Estate Brut

4.3
8 ratings
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Roederer Estate Brut, the first California sparkling wine produced by Champagne Louis Roederer, builds upon a 200-year tradition of fine winemaking that has made Roederer champagne among the most sought-after in the world. Roederer's winemaking style is based on two elements: ownership of its own vineyards and the addition of oak-aged reserve wines to each year's blend or cuvee. All the grapes for the Anderson Valley wines are grown on the Estate. Each year, the winemaker selects a portion of the best wines for aging in Center of France oak casks. Aged from one to three years, wines from this reserve cellar are added to the blend, creating a multi-vintage cuvee in the traditional Roederer style, known for its body, finesse and depth of flavor. The Roederer Estate Brut debuted in October 1988, and has since established its reputation as one of California's premier sparklers, remaining true to the heritage of excellence and style of its French forebears.

#2. Block 909 Anderson Valley Pinot Noir

5.0
1 ratings
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#3. Cakebread Cellars Two Creeks Pinot Noir

5.0
1 ratings
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Our 2015 Two Creeks Pinot Noir displays fresh, fragrant aromas of red and black cherry, raspberry and tea-leaf spice. The palate is lush and mouth-filling with rich blackberry, strawberry, raspberry and plum flavors that segue into a long finish suffused with notes of black cherry, spice and mineral. Delicious now, this full-flavored, cool-climate pinot noir will develop additional complexity with up to five more years of bottle aging.

#4. FEL Pinot Noir Anderson Valley

5.0
1 ratings
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Layers of spice and fruit continue with flavors of blood orange, pomegranate, persimmon, and more black cherry mingle with notes of black tea, dark chocolate, and anis. The bright acid and silky tannins give the wine a fresh vibrancy.

#5. Hartford Court Velvet Sisters Vineyard Pinot Noir Red Wine

5.0
1 ratings
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#6. Carpe Diem Pinot Noir Anderson Valley

5.0
1 ratings
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The Carpe Diem Pinot Noir displays ripe aromas and very jammy flavors on the palate. The acidity levels in this wine show off the Anderson Valley climate and are balanced by limited oak expressions.

#7. La Crema Anderson Valley Pinot Noir

5.0
1 ratings
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This Anderson Valley Pinot Noir is a blend of fruit from two of our estate vineyards. Maggy Hawk in the cool "deep end" of the valley is one of the last vineyards before the Pacific Ocean and benefits from the proximity to the maritime influence. Skycrest Vineyard is situated within the warmer Eastern section of the valley and sits at a much higher elevation. Both vineyard sites benefit from unique soils comprised of weathered sandstone which moderates vine vigor and allow for excellent drainage.

#8. Expression 39 Pinot Noir Anderson Valley

5.0
1 ratings
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#9. Brutocao Estate Bottled Slow Lope’n Pinot Noir

5.0
1 ratings
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Interesting earthy, barnyard aromas and focused, red- and black-cherry flavors give this wine an old-school style. It's medium to full bodied, has a good little touch of tannin and lively acidity for structure.

#10. Kendall-Jackson Outland Ridge Pinot Noir

5.0
1 ratings
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Jackson Estate wines showcase our cherished vineyard estate properties located on rare, coastal California terroir of mountain tops, ridges, hillsides and raised benchland soils. This limited release allows our winemakers to emphasize the extraordinary terroir of our unique properties and craft very small lots for refined palates. Cultivated on Anderson Valley’s high eastern ridge, this remote vineyard is full of chunky, broken rock in thin, powdery soil similar to a Goldridge classification. Pinot Noir vines strain to cling to the ridgelines yet produce deep, profoundly complex and age-worthy wines.