Pinot Noir/Kenwood Six Ridges Russian River Valley pinot 2018 750ml
Kenwood Six Ridges Russian River Valley pinot 2018 750ml
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About this bottle
Kenwood's Six Ridges Pinot Noir comes from the cool, fog-influenced vineyards of the Russian River Valley, one of Sonoma County's prime spots for the variety. The 2018 vintage shows classic Russian River character: bright red cherry and cranberry up front, layered with baking spice, dried herbs and a touch of forest floor. The palate is silky rather than heavy, with fine tannins and enough acidity to keep it lively through the finish. It's a Pinot for someone who wants the region's cool-climate elegance over a bigger, jammier style — pour it for a dinner that calls for a lighter red.
How to drink Kenwood Six Ridges Pinot Noir
Serve slightly below room temperature, around 55–60°F, in a wide-bowled glass to let the fruit open up. It's built for the table — try it alongside roast chicken, mushroom dishes, or salmon rather than as a solo sipper.
Tasting notes
NoseRed cherry and baking spice
PalateSilky red fruit with fine tannins
FinishSmooth, medium length with bright acidity
Specs
Pinot NoirRussian River Valley, Sonoma County
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What temperature should I serve Kenwood Six Ridges Pinot Noir at?
Around 55–60°F — slightly cooler than room temperature, which keeps the fruit bright without dulling the aromatics.
What food pairs well with this Pinot Noir?
Roast chicken, mushroom-based dishes, and salmon all work well with its bright acidity and lighter tannins.
Where are the grapes for this wine grown?
In the Russian River Valley, a cool, fog-influenced pocket of Sonoma County known for elegant Pinot Noir.
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