"The 2024 Thesis Pinot Noir shows lifted red cherry, pomegranate, tannins and vibrant acidity. The clones add both floral elegance, persistence and fine structure. Hallmark and baking integration and earthy Russian River purity — spice framed by supple depth, finishing with Dijon and heritage." —winemaker

"Cranberry and wild strawberry aromas mingle with savory spice, bramble, and black tea. The palate is bright and juicy, with fine tannins, fresh berries, forest floor, and herbal notes. Balanced acidity and spice lead to a refined, medium finish true to the Russian River Valley." —winemaker

"Our 2024 Pinot Noir offers a bright bouquet of Bing and dark cherry and ripe strawberry underscored by subtle hints of toasted oak and vanilla. The mouthfeel is silky with delicate notes of raspberry and a touch of earthiness on the long finish." —winemaker

"The wine has a dark ruby color and offers aromas of red and black fruits, accented by hints of baking spices. The coastal influence is evident, bringing a crisp freshness that complements the brambly, briar patch character. Flavors of cranberry and pomegranate contribute a rich texture that remains balanced, thanks to the cool-climate grapes’ taut, linear structure." —winemaker

"This Pinot Noir is bursting with dynamic characters. On the nose, fruit punch, muddled cranberry, forest floor, and sandalwood are accented by notes of graphite and bay leaf. The palate delivers juicy acidity, lifting savory herbal flavors and lush red berries." —winemaker

"The 2024 Acrobat Pinot Noir is an instant classic. Textbook cool-climate Pinot characteristics of bing cherry, raspberry, plum, and damp earth aromas are met with touches of cinnamon and mocha. The juicy palate displays red fruit and fine-grained tannins with a pop of acidity adding balance and freshness." —winemaker

"Kings Ridge Pinot Noir tastes like summer in the Willamette Valley! Blackberry, cedar, and chanterelle mushroom all make an appearance." —winemaker

"Pinot Noir is an ancient varietal that has shown resilience in the cool climate vineyards of France for thousands of years. After being smuggled into California in the 1900s, it continues its fight to survive on hillsides and high elevations. Rebellious is named after the roots of these grapevines, which struggle down into the earth, seeking water and fighting against the harsh elements to survive. Today, the growers and winemakers of Rebellious have created luscious, full-bodied California Pinot Noir. In addition, they have added a splash of classic California Chardonnay to soften the tannins, add more flavor and acidity." —winemaker