Red

Nobles Vineyard Pinot Noir

Davies

Fort Ross-Seaview · Sonoma · United States

Fact sheet

Type
Red
Grape
Pinot Noir
Country
United States
Region
Fort Ross-Seaview · Sonoma
Appellation
Fort Ross-Seaview
Alcohol
14.2%
Body
medium
Acidity
medium
Tannin
medium
Sweetness
dry

Food pairing

roast duck · grilled mushrooms · pork · lamb

Rated vintages

  • 201491 pts

    This is an elegant, subtle and spicy varietal wine that reflects its origins, impacted by coastal coolness and ferocity. Dried thyme, stemmy earth, black tea and a viscous grip of oak show its youth and quiet, brooding power.

  • 201392 pts

    Light and smoothly textured, this beautifully crafted wine is earthy in wild strawberry preserves, mushroom and forest floor. With a tannic grip that subsides in the glass, it's built to age but entirely enjoyable now, showing power and concentration on the finish.

  • 201190 pts

    The chilly vintage shows in the light delicacy of this Pinot Noir. It's pale in color and quite tart in the mouth, which gives the cherries, cranberries and cola a bite. There's a rich jacket of oak, while the official alcohol level is 14.2% by volume. Drink now–2016.

  • 201092 pts

    Sparkling wine specialist Schramsberg ventures out to the Fort Ross area to tinker with Pinot Noir under its Davies brand. This shows intensity and concentration, with powerful raspberry and cherry essences that are compounded by sweet-tasting, smoky oak. Impressive now, but it…