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Rice-Spivak Vineyard Pinot Noir
Sonoma Coast, Sonoma County, California, USA
If only the bottle were a bit taller and rounder.
If only the bottle were a bit taller and rounder.
May 14th, 2022
My first Rice-Spivak. Gorgeous cranberry. A fine Pinot as one expects from Cobb.
My first Rice-Spivak. Gorgeous cranberry. A fine Pinot as one expects from Cobb.
Nov 7th, 2021
The best Rice/Spivak we’ve had. Impeccable balance, Teetering on perfection. Glad we just got a few more of these.
The best Rice/Spivak we’ve had. Impeccable balance, Teetering on perfection. Glad we just got a few more of these.
Apr 6th, 2021
The Rice-Spivak vineyard, owned by Russell Rice, is a six acre vineyard located in the Sonoma Coast AVA. There is an usually large amount of volcanic ash in the vineyard soils. The 2016 ‘Rice-Spivak Vineyard’ Pinot Noir is a stunning wine that takes on very pretty aromatics with ripe plum, red cherry compote, cran-pomegranate and white truffle oil. The aromatic range is wonderful and takes you back to the glass for more enjoyment. The minerality and weight of the wine is truly outstanding, as is the strong salinity and lip-smacking acidity. Cran-pomegranate, blood orange zest, volcanic earth and peat moss flavors all show some insane range. While this is drinking marvelously right now, the wine will have an exceedingly long life in the cellar. Drink 2019-2033- 95
The Rice-Spivak vineyard, owned by Russell Rice, is a six acre vineyard located in the Sonoma Coast AVA. There is an usually large amount of volcanic ash in the vineyard soils. The 2016 ‘Rice-Spivak Vineyard’ Pinot Noir is a stunning wine that takes on very pretty aromatics with ripe plum, red cherry compote, cran-pomegranate and white truffle oil. The aromatic range is wonderful and takes you back to the glass for more enjoyment. The minerality and weight of the wine is truly outstanding, as is the strong salinity and lip-smacking acidity. Cran-pomegranate, blood orange zest, volcanic earth and peat moss flavors all show some insane range. While this is drinking marvelously right now, the wine will have an exceedingly long life in the cellar. Drink 2019-2033- 95
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