Antica Terra Ceras Pinot Noir 2012

Antica Terra Ceras Pinot Noir 2012

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Antica Terra Ceras Pinot Noir 2012
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75 cl

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Antica Terra Ceras Pinot Noir 2012 is a single-vineyard wine crafted in Oregon`s Willamette Valley. This Pinot Noir expression showcases the intricacies of its terroir, with distinct notes of tart red fruits and earthy undertones from the surrounding forest floor. Established by winemaker Maggie Harrison, Antica Terra is recognised for its emphasis on low yields and minimal-intervention winemaking. The Ceras vineyard benefits from a mix of volcanic and marine soils, contributing a mineral backbone that supports the wine`s structure.
92 Vinous
Vivid ruby-red. Heady mineral- and spice-tinged aromas of fresh red berries and cherry, with a suave floral overtone gaining strength in the glass. Pure, focused and appealingly sweet, offering mineral-driven raspberry and rose pastille flavors and a bracing jolt of blood orange on the back half. Finishes sappy, nervy and long, with building spiciness and supple tannins that sneak up slowly.Josh Raynolds1st October 2015

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Antica Terra is the exciting project of ex-Sine Qua Non assistant winemaker Maggie Harrison in the Eola-Amity Hills of Oregon’s Willamette Valley. This large-scale investment project was established in a bid to create Oregon Pinot Noirs and Chardonnays (though Roussanne features too) that would stand shoulder to shoulder with the great wines in the world.

The primary focus is Pinot Noir, with no fewer than seven different Pinot Noir clones grown on the estate. Forensic attention is paid to the quality of the grapes which produce Antica Terra wines. Harrison’s winemaking, meanwhile, is very simple: natural ferments, manually punchdowns and foot-treading of the grapes, siphons and buckets used to transfer wine into barrel rather than electric pumps, no cold settling, no racking; then simply ageing on the lees before bottling without fining or filtration. The result is wines of exceptional quality and immense personality.

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