sta. rita hills pinot noir
Pick a Fiddlehead Pinot below.
seven twenty eight | lollapalooza | doyle
For Pinot noir, I love the stylistic diversity I am able to achieve from sourcing grapes from two very different, equally
exceptional growing districts. From my Estate Vineyard, Fiddlestix in the Sta. Rita Hills, I craft “728”, “Lollapalooza” and
“Doyle”, and from the Chehalem Mountains in Oregon emerge my “Oldsville Reserve” and “Alloro” wines. Fiddlestix
wines sing to satisfy the palate. They are layered, persistent and have spice to grow on. Doyle is made in only
occasional vintages and represents a single barrel that is a stand alone rock star. We own the trademark in wine for
the word Lollapalooza…it means the best of its kind. And this bottling isolates the small group of barrels that, when
married together, are particularly supple and delicious. The “728” bottling is all about “the place”. It is the mile marker
of Fiddlestix Vineyard on Santa Rosa Road and this wine captures the essence of our position, which happens to be
nothing less than spectacular, in this picturesque winding little valley with its unique east-west orientation.
exceptional growing districts. From my Estate Vineyard, Fiddlestix in the Sta. Rita Hills, I craft “728”, “Lollapalooza” and
“Doyle”, and from the Chehalem Mountains in Oregon emerge my “Oldsville Reserve” and “Alloro” wines. Fiddlestix
wines sing to satisfy the palate. They are layered, persistent and have spice to grow on. Doyle is made in only
occasional vintages and represents a single barrel that is a stand alone rock star. We own the trademark in wine for
the word Lollapalooza…it means the best of its kind. And this bottling isolates the small group of barrels that, when
married together, are particularly supple and delicious. The “728” bottling is all about “the place”. It is the mile marker
of Fiddlestix Vineyard on Santa Rosa Road and this wine captures the essence of our position, which happens to be
nothing less than spectacular, in this picturesque winding little valley with its unique east-west orientation.
