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It is at once the nation’s heritage grape—a survivor of the Gold Rush era—and its most misunderstood varietal. For decades, the market was dominated by monolithic, high-octane bottlings, often jammy and over-extracted, designed to appeal to a palate that equated
Pinot Noir, often called the “heartbreak grape,” is notoriously difficult to cultivate but capable of producing some of the world’s most elegant, complex, and ethereal wines. For enthusiasts seeking to explore this varietal without the guesswork of retail selection, wine
