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Vineyard: Wayfarer Farm
| Owner | Jayson Pahlmeyer |
| Appellation | Sonoma Coast |
| Varieties | Pinot Noir |
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2005 Pahlmeyer Pinot Noir
14.9% alc., 14.9% alc., 1,400 cases.
The grapes were sourced from Goldridge, Pellegrini and Dutton vineyards
as well as Wayfarer. Winemaking is the same as for the Jayson except
barrel aging was 15 months.
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The color is deeper than the Jayson. This
wine has a massive concentration of dark wild berry and plummy fruit. The
nose is shy but hints of earth, meat and crushed blackberries. This Pinot is
brooding at this stage and the oak tannins are noticeable on the finish. This
will need some cellar time to fully emerge (drink the Jayson now while the
Pahlmeyer ages). A muscular heavyweight that is built for the long haul and will thoroughly please fans of
the hedonistic style of Pinot Noir.
Reviewed July 9, 2007
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2005 Pahlmeyer Pinot Noir
14.9% alc., 14.9% alc., 1,400 cases. The grapes were sourced from Goldridge, Pellegrini and Dutton vineyards as well as Wayfarer. Winemaking is the same as for the Jayson except barrel aging was 15 months. · The color is deeper than the Jayson. This wine has a massive concentration of dark wild berry and plummy fruit. The nose is shy but hints of earth, meat and crushed blackberries. This Pinot is brooding at this stage and the oak tannins are noticeable on the finish. This will need some cellar time to fully emerge (drink the Jayson now while the Pahlmeyer ages). A muscular heavyweight that is built for the long haul and will thoroughly please fans of the hedonistic style of Pinot Noir. Reviewed July 9, 2007 WINERY » ARTICLE »
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