2003 Pinot Noir Goldridge
United States
Russian River Valley
Sonoma
Red
Pinot Noir
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Tom Dehlinger told me that he has been trending toward later harvesting in recent years, and that pHs have been creeping higher, especially in pinot noir. According to Dehlinger, yields were in the four-tons-per-acre range in 2003, about 20% lower than average. He made just one chardonnay in 2003, and there are just two pinots, as Dehlinger felt that the wine produced by his hilltop vines was not clearly better than the rest.
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Tom Dehlinger told me that he has been trending toward later harvesting in recent years, and that pHs have been creeping higher, especially in pinot noir. According to Dehlinger, yields were in the four-tons-per-acre range in 2003, about 20% lower than average. He made just one chardonnay in 2003, and there are just two pinots, as Dehlinger felt that the wine produced by his hilltop vines was not clearly better than the rest.
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Tom Dehlinger admitted that the pinot noir picked early in 2002 was more successful than fruit harvested later, due to a couple of September heat spells.While he considers this vintage to be a mixed bag, he noted that syrah likes warmer weather and believes that his cabernet is his most successful wine in '02.Like a few of his colleagues in Sonoma and Napa, Dehlinger pointed out that dry weather in late winter and spring is normally a reliable predictor of the best vintages.The 2002 and 2004 vintages were like this, noted Dehlinger, as was 2001.In contrast, 2003 was a wet spring here.
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