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After suffering through "pretty much a financial apocalypse" of severely reduced crops in 2010 and 2011, Andy Peay said that 2012 and 2013 have provided at least temporary relief thanks to their abundant yields.Production in 2012 was literally double that of 2011 here and the work required, according to Peay, "was more about keeping the vines from growing crazy, while in '11 it was about trying to get them to ripen before Christmas, if ever."
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Peay is in the middle of nowhere. Literally. Reaching the sprawling, rugged estate is an adventure in and of itself. A collection of hillside sites with multiple exposures set within acres on undeveloped forest, Peay is one of the most marginal sites for growing grapes, even within the context of the Sonoma Coast. Two tons per acre, the bare minimum for most vineyards, is a rare occurrence. The wines, though, are usually terrific and often magnificent. Nick Peay looks after the vineyard, while his wife, Vanessa Wong, makes the wines. Andy Peay, Nick's brother, runs the business. Peay's 2011s show the limits of the cool growing season, as they lack a little of the depth that is found in the more succulent and expressive 2012s. Readers who have not discovered Peay owe it to themselves to do so. The Pinots in particular are worthy of note.
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