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Amici Cellars

2024 · California

No Curfew California Pinot Noir

Pinot Noir

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No Curfew is a part of the Amici Cellars and Olema Wines family from Calistoga, California, known for expertly crafted wines of character, quality, and personality. Let’s face it, limitations are a drag! So, we looked outside the box for the best unsung vineyards in California to deliver a wine unconstrained by fancy marketing and high price tags.

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WeingutAmici Cellars
AppellationCalifornia
RebsortePinot Noir
Jahrgang2024
Alkohol13.8%
Kartonformat12x750ml
ZertifizierungenNicht angegeben
GeschaffenNicht angegeben
GenießenNicht angegeben

DIE MENSCHEN UND DER ORT

Amici Cellars

Amici Cellars (_pronounced ah-ME-chee_) is a family-owned winery nestled in the foothills of the Palisades, just outside Calistoga, Napa Valley, where we are dedicated to producing true-to-varietal wines from exceptional vineyard sources. Working alongside our talented winemaking team led by Tony Biagi and Matt Courtney, together we bring decades of relationships with outstanding growers that, combined with their craftsmanship, result in elegant, balanced, expressive wines made to be enjoyed among friends. From our flagship Napa Cabernet Sauvignon to our portfolio of single-vineyard wines from Napa and Sonoma’s most coveted heritage, hillside and valley vineyards, our wines are made with deep respect for vineyard sources and thoughtful attention to detail. Each year, we aspire to bottle beautiful wines that are accessible for everyday enjoyment and for age-worthy collections.

California

A wine showing California as an appellation allows producers to make wine using grapes from multiple AVAs across the Golden State. As result, we have access to wines of better value and character qualities whereas otherwise restricted by AVA limitations.

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