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2007 Delara Pinot Noir

Delara is a Persian word that translates as "capture one's heart."

2007 Vintage Tasting Notes:
Bright cocoa tromps through the initial impression. Firm, chewy, and still youthful tannins provide a good grip on the mountain of fruit at the core of this wine. Climb it and embrace the racing heart... the white knuckles! Teases of inviting, roasted coffee flutter at the edges, but don't dare get in front of the relentless black cherry parade.

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Wine Specs

Vintage

2007

Varietal

Pinot Noir

Appellation

McMinnville AVA

Vineyard Designation

Momtazi Vineyard (Demeter USA Certified Biodynamic)

Harvest Date

September 26, 2007

Bottling Date

September, 2008

Alcohol %

13.5

Wine Profile

Tasting Notes

Bright cocoa tromps through the initial impression. Firm, chewy, and still youthful tannins provide a good grip on the mountain of fruit at the core of this wine. Climb it and embrace the racing heart... the white knuckles! Teases of inviting, roasted coffee flutter at the edges, but don't dare get in front of the relentless black cherry parade.

Vineyard Notes

At Maysara Winery and Momtazi Vineyard, we are committed to capturing the true expression of our land and conveying it to you through the premium quality found in every bottle. We practice low-impact, holistic farming methods in our Demeter certified Biodynamic® vineyard and carry this philosophy into the cellar, where our Biodynamic® winemaking practices produce wines with intensity and elegance while maintaining natural harmony between fruit and earth.

Winemaker Notes

100% Native yeast fermentation, 50% New French Oak

Other Notes

The Momtazis believe in holding vintages until the wine is fully evolved, rather than releasing chronologically. Each vintage is unique and should mature on its own timeline.