Flowers 2021 Pinot Noir

Looking for a wine that's as beautiful and nuanced as a flower? Look no further than the Flowers 2021 Pinot Noir, a wine that's sure to delight your senses and tantalize your taste buds. With its rich mix of red and blue fruit, delicate hints of violets and spice notes, and the fresh, evergreen aroma of a forest, this Pinot Noir is a true work of art.

Crafted using only the finest grapes from our Sonoma Coast vineyards, this wine is the product of a challenging but ultimately rewarding 2021 vintage. Despite a lack of moisture and fluctuating early-spring temperatures, our vineyard partners persevered, producing smaller but exceptionally high-quality grapes that were bursting with flavor and texture.

To create this wine, we partnered with like-minded growers who share our commitment to crafting wines that are a true reflection of the land. From the Anderson-Ross Vineyard to the Wildcat Mountain Vineyard and beyond, each vineyard we work with brings its own unique characteristics to the mix, resulting in a wine that's truly one of a kind.

Whether you're a seasoned wine aficionado or simply looking for something special to enjoy with friends and loved ones, the Flowers 2021 Pinot Noir is a wine you won't want to miss. So why wait? Order your bottle today and experience the magic for yourself!

Alcohol: 13.5%

93 POINTS - "This has nice tension and tannic framing. Full-bodied, firm and lightly chewy with freshness, and spicy character to the ripe strawberry and cherry on the finish." James Suckling

The 2021 vintage gave us beautiful wines by way of a challenge. In the second year of our most recent drought, winter brought only small, infrequent rains on the Sonoma Coast, followed by widely fluctuating early-spring temperatures. The dearth of moisture and mixed weather messages slowed canopy development, and ultimately resulted in smaller clusters. Patience and hopeful perseverance paid off, though, as mild temperatures prevailed through the end of the growing season, encouraging even, optimal ripening. Small berries resulted in lower yields, but when the grapes began hitting the crush pad—slightly earlier than usual in August—the superb quality of the small vintage was clear, in outstanding purity, complex flavors, and dense textures.