Region: Humboldt County
Nestled along California's rugged northern coastline, Humboldt County is an emerging gem in the state's wine landscape. The region's cool, maritime climate, characterized by significant coastal influence and persistent fog, creates an extended growing season ideal for cultivating Pinot Noir. The diverse topography, ranging from river valleys to hillside vineyards, coupled with well-drained soils, allows for the development of grapes with concentrated flavors, balanced acidity, and distinctive minerality.
2019 Growing Season
The 2019 vintage in Humboldt County benefited from a temperate growing season with moderate temperatures and ample sunlight. These favorable conditions facilitated slow, even ripening, allowing the Pinot Noir grapes to develop optimal sugar levels and phenolic maturity. The result is a wine that embodies the purity of fruit and the nuanced complexity reflective of its coastal origins.