100% Pinot Noir<\/p>\n
Technical Notes <\/strong>The Pinot Noir bunches are chilled to 3\u00b0C before being sorted on a conveyor and de-stemmed. Berries are then hand sorted, before cold maceration ensues for 3 to 6 days at 8\u00b0C. Slower fermenting cultured yeasts are used for some of the fermentations while \u00b1 80% of the blend is naturally\/wild fermented. Fermentation temperatures vary between 26 – 30\u00b0C, depending on the nature of the sites. After pressing, the wine is racked and left to complete its malolactic fermentation and maturation in oak barriques.<\/p>\n Styling <\/strong>Considerable emphasis is placed on vineyard site selection and identification, within the variations of three basic components of the soil: clay, sand, and stone. These are expressed in a range of flavours from vibrant raspberry, strawberry, currant and cherry. Each parcel is vinified and matured separately to enhance its individuality, before combining in the final blend. We respect the power and elegance delivered in this beautiful expression of a balanced bright red to darker berried flavour spectrum, delivered by the final blend of 70% older Dijon clones PN 113 & 115 to the 30% newer Dijon clone PN 667, in our Shannon “Rockview Ridge” Pinot Noir.<\/p>\n Maturation <\/strong>100% matured in barriques (228L) for approximately 12 months using a blend of 3 Burgundian cooperages. 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\n<\/em>Alcohol: 14.0 %
\nAcidity: 6.0 g\/1
\npH: 3.35
\nResidual sugar: 2.1 g\/1<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"