CASA Wines Pinot Noir by Keller Estate

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Typically $32/bottle from Keller Estate
Vintage 2021 from the Petaluma Gap
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About Keller Estate: “Ana [Keller] created CASA Wines as a new line she, her family, and friends could enjoy every day. Since 1998, Ana has been directing both farming and winemaking at her family’s property in Sonoma County. Among Ana’s many achievements, she has played an instrumental role in developing the Petaluma Gap AVA bringing recognition to this newest California Wine Region that is defined by its cool, coastal fog and air movement from the Pacific Ocean.”

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TASTING NOTES: “CASA Pinot Noir from the Keller Estate is true to its name - it is our ‘house wine’ - made from our estate in the Petaluma Gap of Sonoma County. CASA Pinot Noir is our entry-level selection of our terroir-based production at Keller Estate. We pride ourselves on our clonal selections planted on sedimentary soils and the unique air flow which defines the Petaluma Gap, producing exceptional aromatic wines.

The 2021 Keller Estate CASA Pinot Noir opens with aromas of potpourri and spice. Deep flavors of baked blackberry pie and notes of hibiscus tea fill the palate. Hints of black pepper and boysenberry combine for a clean, lively finish.” (AbV 14.1%, pH 3.65)

VARIETALS: Pinot Noir.

BARRELS: 20% new French oak.

PAIRS WITH: N/A

THAT REMINDS ME OF: Killers.

1981, Iron Maiden came out of the studio with their second album titled Killers. Primarily made up of tracks they had written before their self-titled debut in 1980, it would be their last album to feature singer Paul Di’Anno, who had been present since 1978. Releasing with ten tracks, eleven on some international versions, only one has remained a fixture of their performances: “Wrathchild.” In fact, “Wrathchild” was written back in 1976, before Di’Anno had even joined the band!

In the middle of their world tour, fittingly titled the Killer World Tour, Di’Anno was fired due to drug and rock star behavior issues. He would be replaced for the rest of the tour and the decade by Bruce Dickinson.

CASA Wines Pinot Noir by Keller Estate

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