'Cuvee 831' Pinot/Chardonnay Co-Ferment
'Cuvee 831' Pinot/Chardonnay Co-Ferment
Origin: Redwood Valley, CA
ABV: 12.8%
USNW Classification: Natural
Varietal & Type: 66% Pinot Noir and 34% Chardonnay
Vintage: 2019
BEST ENJOYED CHILLED
Cuvée 831 is an homage Julien Guillot's Mâcon Rouge Cuvée 910, (one of Alex's all-time favorite wines) which is a co-ferment of Pinot Noir, Gamay, and Chardonnay. The Coastview Vineyard in the Gabilan Mountains is our source for phenomenal Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, and this is our third vintage of this wine. Our blend is 66% Pinot Noir and 34% Chardonnay. Following in the footsteps of Guillot , we foot crush the grapes and leave them on the skins for 8 weeks. The wine sees 10 months of élevage in large neutral barrels prior to racking to tank before bottling. This vintage is showing ripe watermelon, cranberry & mulberry with some earthy undertones and a tart refreshing finish. Serve this wine with a slight chill.
Shipping Details
US Natural Wine ships once a week, every Wednesday. All orders should be placed by Tuesday at 10am in order to be picked up from our distributors and out on Wednesday's delivery truck.
Shipping cost is 18 bucks a box (up to 12 bottles) so we highly encourage picking up more than 1 bottle for the best value!
At $18, we have some of the most competitive shipping rates compared to other low-intervention wine e-commerce, which can range from $20-$25 a box. Ultimately, we eat the cost of shipping more often than not because wine can be damn heavy. As a small business, we are simply unable to offer free shipping. We can't thank you enough for your understanding!
US Natural Wine ships once a week, every Wednesday. All orders should be placed by Tuesday at noon in order to be picked up from our distributors and out on Wednesday's delivery truck.
Shipping cost is 30 bucks a box (up to 12 bottles) so we highly encourage picking up more than 1 bottle for the best value! Remember, all orders over $150 get FREE SHIPPING!
At $30, shipping cost is on par with most wine ecommerce. Ultimately, we eat the cost of shipping more often than not because wine can be damn heavy. We can't thank you enough for your understanding!
