Ridge Lytton Springs Half 2022

Ridge Lytton Springs Half 2022

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Ridge Lytton Springs Half 2022
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37.5 cl

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£33.00
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Ridge Lytton Springs Half 2022 presents a complex bouquet of ripe blackberries, cherries, and a hint of peppery spice. On the palate, the wine reveals a firm structure with well-integrated tannins and balanced acidity. This Zinfandel-based blend showcases fruit sourced from the historic Lytton Springs vineyard, which features a mix of dry-farmed old vines and younger plantings. The wine undergoes fermentation with native yeasts, allowing the character of the vineyard to shine through.

The Lytton Springs label has been a staple since 1972, reflecting Ridge’s commitment to producing high-quality, site-specific wines. This vintage includes a blend of Zinfandel, Petite Sirah, and Carignan, making it a true representation of its terroir. Aged in a combination of American and French oak barrels, it provides a nuanced finish that integrates the fruit`s natural brightness with subtle oak influence.

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Named after the historic vineyard area of Monte Bello Ridge in the Santa Cruz Mountains has been a byword for fine Californian wine since the early 1960s. Ridge shot to fame in the fabled 1976 Judgement of Paris. It was at this groundbreaking blind tasting that the 1971 Ridge Monte Bello was pitted against some of the most revered First Growths of Bordeaux. It placed fifth. (NB: in a re-enactment of the same tasting held in 2006, Monte Bello 1971 placed first.)

Under legendary winemaker Paul Draper, Ridge Vineyards became renowned for the exceptional quality of its single-vineyard wines. Though Draper has now retired, the estate continues to produce terroir-focused wines with the same commitment to organic farming and traditional winemaking techniques. From the fine Bordeaux blends and Chardonnays of Monte Bello to the Zinfandels of Lytton Springs and Geyserville in Sonoma, and all points in between, Ridge Vineyards remains one of the most celebrated names in California wine.

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