Miro Cellars
Pinot Noir 2021
Russian River Valley Pinot Noir from a vineyard off Westside Road south of Healdsburg, planted equally to clones 667 and 777. Native-yeast fermented in open-top tanks and aged about 14 months with some French oak, it offers dark cherry, cranberry, strawberry and rose petal opening to cola, vanilla and forest floor, with soft tannins and balanced acidity.
- Producer
- Miro Cellars
- Appellation
- Russian River Valley
- Region
- Russian River Valley, California, United States
- Grapes
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- Style
- Red
- Vintage
- 2021
- Size
- 750ml
- Acclaim
- 92 pts Wine Enthusiast
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About the producer
Miro Cellars
Miro Cellars is the small Sonoma County label of Bulgarian-born winemaker Miro Tcholakov, who trained in enology in Plovdiv, came to Dry Creek Vineyard as a harvest intern in 1990, and has been winemaker at Trentadue since 1998. He released his first Miro Petite Sirah in 2001 and works hands-on with single-vineyard fruit from Dry Creek, Russian River, Chalk Hill, Alexander Valley and Mendocino. The winery is based in Cloverdale and has no tasting room.
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