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The grapes for this Pinot Noir were grown in Sonoma County’s Russian River Valley viticultural appellation. The Russian River empties into the Pacific Ocean and serves as a channel for the cool ocean fog to move inland from the coast. Kenwood produces its Russian River blend from vineyards located off River Road where the rocky soil and the ocean’s cooling influence create the ideal conditions for growing Pinot Noir grapes. Generous aromas of blueberry, red currant, lavender and vanilla give the 2008 Kenwood Vineyards Russian River Valley Pinot Noir immediate appeal. Medium-bodied red currant and cherry flavors are accented by a rich note of cedar. The intensity of the vintage imparts weight and structure on the palate, which culminates in a full, lingering finish.
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