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2018 · Chehalem Mountain Vineyard Pinot Noir

Geodesy

Red · Chehalem Mountains, United States

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Dry · Fruit-forward · Smooth · Full-bodied

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2018 · 750 ml

US$69.991 shop

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Pinot Noir

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Geodesy

United States

Founded in Oregon in 2019 by Judy Jordan with managing partner Kathryn Lindstrom, Geodesy is a boutique label sourcing grapes from three heritage vineyards: two in the Willamette Valley and Sage Ridge Vineyard in Napa Valley. Winemaker Megan Baccitich makes limited-production Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and a proprietary red using traditional methods and native fermentations. Its social-sustainability model directs 100% of profits to the Wild Goat Edge program, supporting women in agriculture.