1999 Pinot Noir Goldridge

Wine Details
Producer

Dehlinger

Place of Origin

United States

Russian River Valley

Sonoma

Color

Red

Grape/Blend

Syrah/Shiraz

Reviews & Tasting Notes

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"We really should have picked pinot noir before the heat spell in late September, before the alcohol levels went up sharply," noted Tom Dehlinger. "A similar thing happened here in 1980." But the late-ripening varieties were less affected by the September heat and, in the end, came in especially late: October 20 through 22 for cabernet and the first two days of November for syrah.

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"We really should have picked pinot noir before the heat spell in late September, before the alcohol levels went up sharply," noted Tom Dehlinger. "A similar thing happened here in 1980." But the late-ripening varieties were less affected by the September heat and, in the end, came in especially late: October 20 through 22 for cabernet and the first two days of November for syrah.