2013 Archery Summit Estate Pinot Noir
Wine Specs
Vintage
2013
Varietal
Pinot Noir
Appellation
Dundee Hills
Alcohol %
13.5

2013 Archery Summit Estate Pinot Noir

Intriguing and lively, the 2013 Archery Summit Estate opens with captivating aromas of spiced blackberry, smoky Earl Grey tea, red currant and black cherry. On the palate are polished flavors of sarsaparilla, lavender, walnut meat, cassis and bramble that highlight the unmistakable Dundee Hills core of dark red cherry. This wine expands on the palate with juicy acidity that culminates in an elegant, velvety texture on the finish.

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Wine Profile
Tasting Notes
Intriguing and lively, the 2013 Archery Summit Estate opens with captivating aromas of spiced blackberry, smoky Earl Grey tea, red currant and black cherry. On the palate are polished flavors of sarsaparilla, lavender, walnut meat, cassis and bramble that highlight the unmistakable Dundee Hills core of dark red cherry. This wine expands on the palate with juicy acidity that culminates in an elegant, velvety texture on the finish.
Vineyards
Archery Summit Estate is our home vineyard that surrounds our winery in the Dundee Hills AVA. This 16 acre vineyard was planted in 1994 just after Archery Summit’s inception and is an extension of our efforts to establish the best combinations of vines and rootstocks with soil and mesoclimate. The site exemplifies our continued pursuit to craft America’s premier Pinot Noir.
Winemaking
Fruit for the 2013 Archery Summit Estate was hand picked September 27th through October 5th. The fruit was hand sorted and soaked cold for six to ten days, after which native yeast fermentation was allowed to proceed under temperature-controlled conditions in both stainless steel and wooden open top fermentors. During primary fermentation, tanks were punched down up to two times per day. After limited post-fermentation maceration, the wine was sent via gravity to 42% new French oak barrels and aged for 8 months, then the wine was racked and transferred to older barrels for four months of additional barrel aging.