Lamorinda Red

St. Romedius

This co-planted field blend and harvested at once for a beautiful terroir wine with a specificity of site that supersedes it's varietal composition. Based on yields and vintage, Robert estimates the blend is something like 45-65% Petite Sirah, 30-40% Syrah, and 5-10% Zinfandel. A deep purple, rich, savoury brawler with a world of dark fruit and dried flowers on the nose. A powerful entry with a rich structure and ripe fruit on the palate. Juicy and chewy through the finish with lingering fruit flavors... Blackberry and blueberry preserves, cracked black pepper, cloves, bittersweet chocolate, anise. Embrace your inner Californian and lay up with this teeth-staining, gnarly red.

Country:  United States

Region:  Central Coast, California

Appellation:  Lamorinda AVA

Climate:  Warm Mediterranean

Altitude:  200-220m

Soils:  Thin clay and sand

Varietal/Blend:  Petite Sirah, Syrah and Zinfandel field blend

Fermentation:  All varieties picked and co-fermented in open top oak tanks with native yeast and minimal intervention, punched down by hand. Whole cluster.

Ageing:  Aged 22 months in all neutral Hungarian and French Oak barrels. Bottled without fining or filtration.

Vineyard & Vine Age:  The historic Buckeye Ranch Vineyard's co-planted parcel of Zinfandel, Petit Sirah, and Syrah. The vineyard is located deep in the East Bay hillsides only 25 minutes from San Francisco. Grown on the steep slopes of a small canyon, this vineyard can only be farmed by hand. No herbicides of any kind are used and though there is irrigation available the vines tend to be dry farmed.

ABV:  15.4%

Produced Cases:  100

CSPC:  865623

About the Producer

Robert & Milli Pintacsi


Napa Valley, California

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Lamorinda Red
St. Romedius
This co-planted field blend and harvested at once for a beautiful terroir wine with a specificity of site that supersedes it's varietal composition. Based on yields and vintage, Robert estimates the blend is something like 45-65% Petite Sirah, 30-40% Syrah, and 5-10% Zinfandel. A deep purple, rich, savoury brawler with a world of dark fruit and dried flowers on the nose. A powerful entry with a rich structure and ripe fruit on the palate. Juicy and chewy through the finish with lingering fruit flavors... Blackberry and blueberry preserves, cracked black pepper, cloves, bittersweet chocolate, anise. Embrace your inner Californian and lay up with this teeth-staining, gnarly red.

TECHNICAL INFO

Country:  United States

Region:  Central Coast, California

Appellation:  Lamorinda AVA

Climate:  Warm Mediterranean

Altitude:  200-220m

Soils:  Thin clay and sand

Varietal/Blend:  Petite Sirah, Syrah and Zinfandel field blend

Fermentation:  All varieties picked and co-fermented in open top oak tanks with native yeast and minimal intervention, punched down by hand. Whole cluster.

Ageing:  Aged 22 months in all neutral Hungarian and French Oak barrels. Bottled without fining or filtration.

Vineyard & Vine Age:  The historic Buckeye Ranch Vineyard's co-planted parcel of Zinfandel, Petit Sirah, and Syrah. The vineyard is located deep in the East Bay hillsides only 25 minutes from San Francisco. Grown on the steep slopes of a small canyon, this vineyard can only be farmed by hand. No herbicides of any kind are used and though there is irrigation available the vines tend to be dry farmed.

ABV:  15.4%

Produced Cases:  100

CSPC:  865623

Andrew Stewart | Calgary + Alberta South

T: 403-604-0408 | E: andrew@vinoalvino.ca

Joe Gurba | Edmonton + Alberta North

 T: 780-203-5284 | E: joe@vinoalvino.ca

Lamorinda Red
St. Romedius
This co-planted field blend and harvested at once for a beautiful terroir wine with a specificity of site that supersedes it's varietal composition. Based on yields and vintage, Robert estimates the blend is something like 45-65% Petite Sirah, 30-40% Syrah, and 5-10% Zinfandel. A deep purple, rich, savoury brawler with a world of dark fruit and dried flowers on the nose. A powerful entry with a rich structure and ripe fruit on the palate. Juicy and chewy through the finish with lingering fruit flavors... Blackberry and blueberry preserves, cracked black pepper, cloves, bittersweet chocolate, anise. Embrace your inner Californian and lay up with this teeth-staining, gnarly red.

TECHNICAL INFO

Country:  United States

Region:  Central Coast, California

Appellation:  Lamorinda AVA

Climate:  Warm Mediterranean

Altitude:  200-220m

Soils:  Thin clay and sand

Varietal/Blend:  Petite Sirah, Syrah and Zinfandel field blend

Fermentation:  All varieties picked and co-fermented in open top oak tanks with native yeast and minimal intervention, punched down by hand. Whole cluster.

Ageing:  Aged 22 months in all neutral Hungarian and French Oak barrels. Bottled without fining or filtration.

Vineyard & Vine Age:  The historic Buckeye Ranch Vineyard's co-planted parcel of Zinfandel, Petit Sirah, and Syrah. The vineyard is located deep in the East Bay hillsides only 25 minutes from San Francisco. Grown on the steep slopes of a small canyon, this vineyard can only be farmed by hand. No herbicides of any kind are used and though there is irrigation available the vines tend to be dry farmed.

ABV:  15.4%

Produced Cases:  100

CSPC:  865623

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Andrew Stewart

403-604-0408

andrew@vinoalvino.ca

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