brian loring: ramblings from pinot prison

All Those Pesky Single-Vineyard Wines

Posted: Oct 12, 2006 9:34pm ET

In one of my earlier blog entries, James Molesworth asked the following questions: You're big on the single-vineyard thing. Do you do microvinifications from vineyard blocks for a few years before deciding if the vineyard is worthy of being bottled alone? Have you ever stopped bottling a vineyard separately after a few years for any qualitative reason? The answer to both questions is no.

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