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2016 Cosa Obra Rose of Pinot Noir
2016 Cosa Obra Rose of Pinot Noir

COSA OBRA
2016 Rosé of Pinot Noir

92 Points - Wine Enthusiast, September 2017

Tasting Notes
Light salmon in color, with golden apple, strawberry and lychee fruit aromas. The palate offers generous nectarine and blood orange, with an intriguing note of fresh basil and pomegranate. Packed with fruit, and finishing dry with a touch of pink grapefruit. This wine is drinking beautifully now, and will continue to develop further in the coming months.

Vineyard
Certified California Sustainable Winegrowing (CCSW). The Sangiacomo Southern Sonoma Vineyard was first planted in 1974. The Sangiacomo Family is a well known grower of ultra-premium Pinot Noir grapes in Sonoma County. Many wineries throughout the county and state source their fruit to make exceptional Pinot Noir. We have always been enamored by the Los Carneros climate just South of town of Sonoma and thrilled to work with this stunning grower.

Winemaking
Our Rosé is composed of 100% Pinot Noir from Sangiacomo Vineyard in the Carneros AVA. We chose a Saignée method which captures the essence of the fruit just after harvest. We ferment in neutral barrels, allowing the delicate fruit to express its varietal character.

Analysis
Appellation: Sonoma Coast (Los Carneros)
Vineyard: Sangiacomo Vineyard
Varietal Composition: 100% Pommard Pinot Noir
pH: 3.09, TA: 8.8 g/L
Alcohol: 14.1%

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