2023 | Radio-Coteau La Neblina Pinot Noir | Sonoma Coast
Radio-Coteau's flagship Pinot Noir. "La Neblina" — Spanish for fog — is named for the Pacific marine layer that blankets the coastal vineyards of western Sonoma County, and the 2023 is drawn from three organically grown West County coastal sites on prized Goldridge soil, including the Demeter-certified biodynamic estate above Occidental.
Founder Eric Sussman trained at Comte Armand in Pommard and Jacques Prieur in Meursault before serving as associate winemaker at Dehlinger, and has run Radio-Coteau as a tightly allocated, mailing-list cult producer since 2002 — roughly 4,800 cases a year.
"Delicate, classy and super-appealing... floral and effusive in the glass." 91–93 Pts Vinous
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Radio-Coteau's flagship Pinot Noir. "La Neblina" — Spanish for fog — is named for the Pacific marine layer that blankets the coastal vineyards of western Sonoma County, and the 2023 is drawn from three organically grown West County coastal sites on prized Goldridge soil, including the Demeter-certified biodynamic estate above Occidental.
Founder Eric Sussman trained at Comte Armand in Pommard and Jacques Prieur in Meursault before serving as associate winemaker at Dehlinger, and has run Radio-Coteau as a tightly allocated, mailing-list cult producer since 2002 — roughly 4,800 cases a year.
"Delicate, classy and super-appealing... floral and effusive in the glass." 91–93 Pts Vinous
