Sure the devil made you do it, but the next glass was all you. We selected five wicked barrels for this stunner and watched it develop into a temptress.
Ogle the deep beelzebub red color with notes of smoked cherry and spiced devil's food cake. This evildoer goes well beyond with layers of boysenberry, lavender and blood orange. Our site added earthy forest floor while new french oak showcases round tannin with diabolical depth and structure.
Grab your corkscrew and remember, all the fun people are in hell.
Suggested Retail Price: $92
2021 Wren Hop "Double Clutch" Pinot Noir
Russian River Valley
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Double clutching is deployed for power. Important for both fast & furious sideshows and fruit development during veraison.
After a cold start to the growing season, spring temps peeled out and created a robust bud break for the epic 2021 crop. Our barrel selection also "floored it" to contribute a decadent transition of flavors.
Check out the juicy bing cherry, garden strawberry coulis mid-palate with touches of citrus. Barrel notes are well integrated and feature a lively five spice profile driven by fennel and ginger root. Truly a wine with street racer DNA.
Double clutch promptly into your glass.
Suggested Retail Price: $82
2021 Wren Hop "Night Bulletin" Pinot Noir
Sonoma Coast
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News that arrives in the middle of the night is never good. Godzilla was known for nuclear fueled, fire breathing midnight attacks on Yokohama. How unsportsmanlike.
Our announcement is on the quieter side. This wine was havested in the calm of night when only the sound of pillow punching is audible. Night harvest leads to cold clusters with arrested sugar development and big flavor. That's bulletin worthy.
This is a brooding strawberry rhubarb monster. Look for aromas of hibiscus tea and cinnamon stick, followed by ripe red berries, vanilla bean and toasted cedar.
You are free to shriek now.
Suggested Retail Price: $86
Description
Wren Hop creates limited production, vineyard specific Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from cool weather sites in Sonoma County. Organic farming, detailed sorting, extended cold soaks and new french oak all play a role in our rich, complex style wines.
