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| DAVID NOYES WINES consists of myself, and my wife Grace, and relies on a lot of support from family and friends. We produce small lots of pinot noir, zinfandel, chardonnay and tocai friulano from selected Sonoma County vineyards at wineries located in the Russian River, Dry Creek, and Sonoma Valleys. My wines express the character of the vineyard, vintage, and my own esthetic judgment, informed through over 30 years of experience in the creation of noteworthy, well-regarded, premium wines; they offer distinct personality, balance and an excellent complement to fine cuisine. | Sonoma, CA
Phone: 707-935-7741
Website: http://www.davidnoyeswines.com/index.html
Appellation: Sonoma Valley
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Pinot Noir
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2005 Pinot Noir
Russian River Valley
The 2005 Russian River, Dutton Ranch opens with the inviting fragrance of ripe red berries and deeper notes of darker fruits, these aromas supported by a complex mix of cinnamon, v ... moreanilla and toast derived from new barrels and long aging on the yeast lees. In the mouth the wine explodes with flavor. Enjoyable now, the wine's acid and tannin structure promise excellent development over the next 5 to 10 years of age.
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Pinot Noir
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2006 Pinot Noir
Sonoma County
In the glass, the wine opens with inviting aromas of red berries, candy and spice. Deeper notes of toast, nuts and mocha expand and continue though the palate. Enjoyable now, suffi ... morecient tannins ensure interesting development for another 4 to 7 years.
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Other White
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2005 Tocai Friulano
Sonoma Valley
The aroma explodes with citrus, citronella, and white pepper spice. In the mouth the flavors explore the range of floral fruit from earth to spice, with a persistent mineral finish ... more. The clean finish and assertive floral character allow the wine to make a perfect match to mussels or clams, the traditional pairing with prosciutto, or more simply, roast chicken.
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Updated on February 4, 2008
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