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Sta. Rita Hills Pinot Noir
Santa Barbara County · United States
Brewer-Clifton · 2021

Sta. Rita Hills Pinot Noir

Perfect pairing
Pairs withpoultry, salmon, risotto
Glassware
Serving temperature14–15°C
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This cuvée is a blend of four Sta. Rita Hills parcels (3D, Machado, Hapgood and Perilune). Brewer-Clifton ripens the stems alongside the fruit and ferments the wine whole cluster, yielding structured, earthy wines.

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Wine profile
Taste styleDry
TanninMed-
AcidityMed+
AlcoholMedium
Body / TextureLight
Characteristics
StyleRed
Wine houseBrewer-Clifton
GrapePinot Noir
CountryUnited States
RegionSanta Barbara County
Year2021
AgeingNeutral French oak
Volume75 cl
Drinking window2025–2030
Item no.KW107521
StyleRed
Wine houseBrewer-Clifton
GrapePinot Noir
CountryUnited States
RegionSanta Barbara County
Year2021
AgeingNeutral French oak
Volume75 cl
Drinking window2025–2030
Item no.KW107521

100% Pinot Noir, a blend of the 3D, Machado, Hapgood and Perilune vineyards. Fermented entirely whole cluster, aged exclusively in neutral barrels.

Store the bottles lying down in a cool, dark place at a constant temperature of 12-16°C. Avoid light and vibration. Consult the drinking window for the ideal moment to open.

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The wine house

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Santa Barbara County

Greg Brewer and Steve Clifton met at a committee meeting of the Santa Barbara Vintners Association. Shortly afterwards they pooled some 12,000 dollars in savings to make their first 240 cases of wine, in the cellar of Santa Barbara Winery, where Brewer was assistant winemaker at the time. Robert Parker was quick to call Brewer-Clifton "the greatest revelation" of that year. Brewer devoted his entire career to Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from the Sta. Rita Hills, the area he helped define as an official wine region. The house was later acquired by Jackson Family Wines, with Brewer staying on as winemaker. Worth knowing: Greg Brewer was named Winemaker of the Year by Wine Enthusiast in 2020, the first time that honour went to a winemaker from Santa Barbara County.

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