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Kramer Vineyards

2016 Pinot Noir Heritage

2016 Pinot Noir Heritage
92 points!

Indulge in the elegance of our 2016 Pinot Noir Heritage, a testament to the exceptional quality of old vines. Planted in 1984, our own-rooted Pommard clones bring a unique character to this limited-production wine. With enticing aromas of vanilla, Rainier cherries, and mint, and flavors of marionberry, red cherry, and roasted macadamia nuts, this Pinot Noir offers a structured profile and bright acidity that lead to a lengthy finish. With only 100 cases produced, this exceptional vintage is a true gem for wine enthusiasts and collectors. Experience the allure of our 2016 Pinot Noir Heritage and savor the legacy of our old vines. Add this remarkable wine to your collection and elevate your wine experience.

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SKU: 16PNH
Wine Specs
Vintage
2016
Varietal
Pinot Noir
Appellation
Yamhill-Carlton
Vineyard Designation
Estate
Harvest Date
09/13/16
Sugar
22.7 Brix
Acid
6.4 g/L
pH
3.5
Bottling Date
Spring 2018
Wine Profile
Tasting Notes
Aromas of vanilla, anise, Rainier cherries, strawberry sauce, and mint. On the palate, find marionberry, red cherry, white pepper, shredded coconut, and roasted macadamia nuts. Structured, with bright acidity in the mid-palate, and a very long finish.
Ratings
92 Points--The ‘Heritage’ Pinot Noir is another outstanding wine made by the talented Kim Kramer. This opens with an enticing bouquet of red fruits with citrus rind and a touch of cola on the nose. There is a delicate, soft texture while the wine maintains a sterling acidity. Red currant, pomegranate seed, peat moss and wild blackberry cordial flavors all collide on the palate. Delicious now, this will evolve well for the next fifteen years. Drink 2019-2033 Washington Wine Blog, Publish Date: April 6, 2019
Vineyard Notes
Own-rooted Pommard clones planted in 1984 at the estate vineyard.
Winemaker Notes
The grapes were harvested by hand and 75% destemmed. After a 5-day cold soak, fermentation began. The must was punched down and pumped over twice daily until dry, and pressed at dryness. The wine was aged in 25% new French oak barrels and racked the following spring.
Food Pairing Notes
Aged goat cheeses, Brie, roasted chicken or duck, game birds, dishes with mushrooms or mushroom sauces, roasted pork loin, pan-roasted or grilled salmon, and lamb.
Production
100 cases

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