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Anthill Farms 2021 Anderson Valley Pinot Noir

Nestled in California’s renowned Mendocino County, Anthill Farms’ Anderson Valley Pinot Noir is crafted with meticulous care from a secluded two-acre vineyard perched between 900 and 1100 feet above Boonville. This elevated south-facing site captures the region’s cool coastal climate and sun-drenched terroir, creating a wine that balances elegance with depth. The vineyard’s unique Wolfey-Bearwallow soils—split between light sandy layers infused with pink quartz and nutrient-rich organic earth punctuated by shale formations—lend distinct minerality and complexity to each bottle.

Every detail of this wine reflects its commitment to sustainability and craftsmanship. Under the guidance of owners Dona Abbey and Dan Harris, the vines are nurtured using eco-conscious methods that honor the land’s natural diversity. This approach ensures vibrant fruit flavors interwoven with earthy undertones, showcasing Anderson Valley’s signature character in every sip.

With a moderate 13.5% alcohol content, this 2021 vintage offers approachable richness without heaviness, making it perfect for casual evenings or refined gatherings. Its bright acidity and silky texture pair beautifully with salmon dishes, mushroom risottos, or simply savoring its nuanced aromas of wild berries and forest floor.

Anthill Farms stands out among California winemakers for its dedication to small-batch production and site-specific viticulture. Unlike mass-produced wines, this limited-release Pinot Noir highlights the precision of hand-harvested grapes grown in Mendocino’s diverse microclimates. Whether you’re exploring Anderson Valley wines or seeking a standout bottle for your collection, this wine delivers an authentic expression of its unique terroir.

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Enjoy this exceptional example of Anderson Valley Pinot Noir today—where every glass tells a story of place and passion.*