2020 Pinot Noir Savoy

Wine Details
Producer

Radio-Coteau

Place of Origin

United States

Anderson Valley, Mendocino County

Sonoma

Color

Red

Grape/Blend

Pinot Noir

Reviews & Tasting Notes

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Drinking Window

2022 - 2030

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Eric Sussman presented a nearly complete range of 2020s. Only the Dierke Pinot and Dusty Lane Syrah were too compromised to be bottled. Like all his colleagues, Sussman dealt with the challenges of a very dry, warm year and an early harvest that was further accelerated by the rapid spread of fires. Overall, the 2020s are quite good, although a few wines come across as a bit light, which is typical for the year. Sussman opted for his standard approach in the cellar, which means native ferments, a fair amount of whole clusters for the reds and relatively long aging in barrel of 16 months for the Chardonnays and 20 months for the reds. I also tasted the 2019s Syrahs and Zinfandels, which are all strong. These remain some of the most compelling and unique wines in Sonoma.