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2009 Dutton-Goldfield Pinot Noir Devil's Gulch Ranch Marin County
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About Dutton-Goldfield

Since 1998, Dan Goldfield and Steve Dutton have worked together, to produce some of the most outstanding wines in the Russian River Valley. Of the 7,000 cases produced each vintage, 95% of the wines are estate grown, from several premier properties owned by Dutton Ranch.

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2009 Dutton-Goldfield Pinot Noir Devil's Gulch Ranch Marin County

Producer: Dutton-Goldfield
Style: Red Wine
Grape Type: Pinot Noir
Origin: California
Region: Other California

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90 Points | International Wine Cellar , May/June 2011

(13.5% alcohol):  Bright medium red.  Restrained aromas of black cherry and sweet oak.  Dense, primary and a bit youthfully inexpressive, showing less fruit and more oak today than the basic Dutton Ranch bottling.  Currently a bit angular but there's a chewy richness here, and the fine-grained tannins are nicely ripe and buried in fruit.  I'd hold off on drinking this for a year or two.

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