2021 Donnachadh | Pinot Noir | Sta. Rita Hills | 750ml

$81.99750ml

Donnachadh 2021 Pinot Noir Sta. Rita Hills 750ml delivers lifted red fruit, mineral-driven freshness, and silken texture — a coastal California Pinot crafted for collectors, refined dining, and elegant everyday enjoyment 🍒🌬️

Description

Coastal Burgundy-Inspired Elegance — Lifted Red Fruit, Mineral Tension & Silken Precision 🍒🌬️

Donnachadh 2021 Pinot Noir is a refined, terroir-driven expression from the cool-climate Sta. Rita Hills, one of California’s most respected Pinot Noir appellations. Shaped by persistent ocean winds and marine sediments, this wine delivers aromatic purity, vibrant acidity, and a silky, Burgundian-inspired profile.

Crafted by Donnachadh, the 2021 vintage emphasizes finesse over power—highlighting red-fruited elegance, fine tannins, and crystalline structure. It’s a Pinot Noir that speaks clearly of place while remaining beautifully approachable.


🍷 Tasting Notes

Aroma:
Wild strawberry, red cherry, rose petal, subtle spice

Palate:
Cranberry, raspberry, silky tannins, gentle earth, saline minerality

Finish:
Long, lifted, and refreshing with bright acidity and coastal energy


🔥 What Makes It Special

  • Sourced from cool-climate Sta. Rita Hills vineyards

  • Burgundy-inspired Pinot Noir with coastal freshness

  • Emphasis on elegance, balance, and terroir expression

  • Minimal-intervention winemaking highlights purity

  • Excellent aging potential with immediate charm


📦 Product Details

  • Producer: Donnachadh (Donnachadh)

  • Wine: Pinot Noir

  • Vintage: 2021

  • Region: Sta. Rita Hills, Santa Barbara County, California

  • Grapes: 100% Pinot Noir

  • Alcohol: ~13–13.5% ABV

  • Bottle Size: 750ml


💎 Why You’ll Love It

Donnachadh 2021 Pinot Noir offers a graceful balance of freshness and depth—elegant, expressive, and effortlessly food-friendly. Ideal for Burgundy lovers exploring California or collectors seeking refined, site-driven Pinot Noir, this bottle shines both now and with short- to mid-term cellaring.