2023 WALT La Brisa Pinot Noir 1.5L

2023 WALT La Brisa Pinot Noir 1.5L

$100.00

*Due to high temperatures, some orders may experience shipping delays.

This blend is comprised of primarily Bob's Ranch, with Gap's Crown and select grower partners throughout Sonoma rounding out the blend. The wine has a true Sonoma Coast character—deep, earthy aromatics; concentration and depth on the palate; with bright fruit and supple tannin on the finish. We utilized whole cluster in this vintage to help accentuate the unique character of each site, and we are very pleased with the resulting wine.
2023 WALT La Brisa Pinot Noir 1.5L
  • 2023 WALT La Brisa Pinot Noir 1.5L
  • 2023 WALT La Brisa Pinot Noir 1.5L
  • 2023 WALT La Brisa Pinot Noir 1.5L
  • WALT La Brisa Pinot Noir winemaker video discussing vineyard and vintage

Tasting notes

The 2023 vintage bursts with vibrant cherry, strawberry, and mulberry flavors, accented by toasted spice and dried herb notes. Its plush texture and forward fruit are balanced by cool-climate acidity and a subtle oak influence. The finish is fresh and savory, with smooth tannins and lingering black tea nuances.

  • Cherry
  • Strawberry
  • Mulberry
  • Blackberry
Map showcasing the Sonoma County Appellation of California

Vineyard notes

Strong Winds

Help develop fruit of vibrant, balanced acidity.

Sonoma Coast Appellation

Heavy fog and strong winds tempered by bright afternoon sunshine.

The Soil

Cotati Fine Loam, and Loam soil with rock.

Wine Facts

This blend is comprised of primarily Bob's Ranch, with Gap's Crown and select grower partners throughout Sonoma rounding out the blend. The wine has a true Sonoma Coast character—deep, earthy aromatics; concentration and depth on the palate; with bright fruit and supple tannin on the finish. We utilized whole cluster in this vintage to help accentuate the unique character of each site, and we are very pleased with the resulting wine.

Vintage Notes

Remarkably cool and late, the 2023 vintage produced wines of singular character and quality. The winter season started wet, with record rainstorms and mountaintop snowfall, leaving aquifers full and vines healthy. A cool spring indicated the later harvest to come, with a late start to budbreak and a long flowering period on the vines that was accompanied by wildflower super blooms. Through mild summer temperatures the vines set an ample crop load with strong canopy growth. After patient waiting and long hangtimes, warm weather came at just the right moment in fall to push ripeness to completion, resulting in wines that are deep, vital, and age worthy.

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