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2009 Williams-Selyem Winery Pinot Noir Ferrington Vineyard Anderson Valley
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About Williams-Selyem Winery

Production of California "cult" Pinot Noirs started right here, at this Russian River winery. These are lush, extroverted Pinot Noirs, with sappy cherry, raspberry and spicy oak flavors, showcasing some of the best sites in the Russian River Valley and cooler Sonoma Coast appellations.

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2009 Williams-Selyem Winery Pinot Noir Ferrington Vineyard Anderson Valley

Producer: Williams-Selyem Winery
Style: Red Wine
Grape Type: Pinot Noir
Origin: California
Region: Other California
Appellation: Anderson Valley

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94 Points | International Wine Cellar , May/June 2011

Vivid ruby.  High-pitched, seductive aromas of strawberry preserves, Asian spices, smoke and anise, with a strong mineral overtone. Juicy, tight and youthfully imploded but minerally and strikingly intense, with zesty red berry and bitter cherry flavors and solid tannic spine.  Showing more minerality than sweet fruit today, this is built to age.  Finishes with excellent length and resonating spice and floral notes.

93 Points | Wine Spectator

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Pinot Noir

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