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2022 · Pinot Noir

Matthew Fritz

Red · Santa Lucia Highlands, United States

Light elegant

Dry · Juicy · Fresh

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6 Months French Oak

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Pinot Noir

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Matthew Fritz

United States

Matthew Fritz is a boutique California label operating within the family-owned BonAnno Vintners, founded by Matthew Bonanno in 2004. The wines are made by veteran winemaker Jim Milone, with Matthew Fritz also identified as a winemaker, and are sourced from artisan growers and top vineyards across California’s North Coast. The range includes Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir, and Cabernet Sauvignon, made in a focused, small-batch style that emphasizes pure, clean winemaking. No specific farming practices or sustainability certifications are disclosed.