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Raen Pinot Noir Royal St. Robert Cuvee Sonoma Coast 2024
Raen Pinot Noir Royal St. Robert Cuvee Sonoma Coast 2024

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Technical Details

  • Blend 100% Pinot Noir
  • Winemaker Melanie McIntyre
  • Country US
  • Region California
  • Sub Region North Coast
  • Appellation Sonoma County
  • Farming Method Organic, Regenerative & Biodynamic Practices
  • Oak neutral French oak barrels
  • Alcohol 13%

Raen Pinot Noir Royal St. Robert Cuvee Sonoma Coast 2024

Pinot Noir | California

VN94

Organic, Regenerative & Biodynamic Practices

$90.00

$74.95

750ML

16% OFF RETAIL!

The name (pronounced “rain”) stands for Research in Agriculture and Enology Naturally, and the small team works with dedication to farm esteemed coastal vineyards along the Sonoma coast to craft limited-production, artisanal wines reflective of the distinct terroir.

The 2024 Royal St. Robert Pinot Noir is made in homage to Robert Mondavi, Carlo and Dante’s grandfather and their greatest teacher. From a selection of 15.8 acres of organic, coastal vineyards, the grapes are a blend of clones Calera, Swan, 667, 115, and 777, and the cooler growing season imparted a magnificent elegance and lifted aromatic profile, with rugged tones emblematic of the coastal terrain. Strawberries, rose buds, blood orange compote, and crushed raspberries give way to forest moss, damp earth, mushroom, and black tea for something immensely deep and dynamic with impressive length.

About The Producer

In a remote, raw territory where forests and meadows meet the Pacific Ocean, the story of RAEN began in 2013. Fourth-generation vintners and brothers, Carlo and Dante Mondavi (sons of Tim Mondavi and grandchildren of Robert Mondavi), admired these hills of the true Sonoma Coast for decades, recognizing their potential to yield whole-cluster pinot noirs of incredible expression, elegance, and length. RAEN (pronounced "rain") is their ethos, representing a dedication to Research in Agriculture and Enology Naturally and reminding us that rain becomes wine in the vineyard every year.