2018 Revelry Pinot Noir
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Our Revelry Pinot Noir (now known as Rivoli Pinot Noir) bottling is one of two special private releases available exclusively to our members. This wine is always a barrel select bottling crafted 100% from our La Belle Promenade Vineyard Pinot Noir. Named for the joyous and often raucous celebrations it inspires, the Revelry Pinot Noir promises to be a centerpiece of your festivities. The 2018 vintage is fresh, fruitful, texturally complex and giving. With only 5 cases of this vintage left in inventory, we invite you to enjoy this wine now or continue to age it in your cellar for years to come.
Wine Specs
Vintage
2018
Varietal
Pinot Noir
Appellation
Chehalem Mountains
Alcohol %
14.5
Wine Profile
Tasting Notes
The Revelry bottling shows its terroir consistently with silky, floral, with plush tannins with boastful blue and black fruits. The 2018 vintage is fresh, fruitful, texturally complex and giving, that is beautiful now and has aging potential for years to come.
Vineyard Notes
La Belle Promenade Vineyard | Chehalem Mountains AVA | 700 - 800’ Elevation | Northeastern & Southwestern Exposure | Volcanic Soils, Jory & Nekia | Planted to Mixed Pinot Noir Clones, Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier, Aligoté, Grüner Veltliner & Gamay
Production Notes
Bottled August 2019, 213 cases, 14.5% Alcohol, pH 3.65, TA 5.2, Native Least Fermentation, No New French Oak, 10% Whole Cluster, 100% Pinot Noir from La Belle Promenade Vinevard.
Winemaker Notes
Dry Farmed Using Organic Principles La Belle Promenade Vineyard is comprised of 33 acres of vines planted in 2014. The vineyard is home to volcanic soils ranging in diversity from a thick layer of fractured basalt in our shallow rooted southwestern blocks and deeper volcanic Saum soils in the southeastern corner of the vineyard. The crops we harvest from La Belle Promenade produce characteristic floral notes that cling to acidity and tell the story of the orchard fruits that once grew here.