2023 | Wayfarer Pinot Noir "Golden Mean" | Sonoma Coast | USA

A block-selection Pinot from a cult Sonoma Coast ridgeline — organic, aromatic, Pommard structure meets Swan elegance.

Wayfarer's estate sits on a rugged, high-elevation ridgeline in Sonoma's Fort Ross-Seaview AVA — organically farmed, above the fog, four miles from the ocean. "Golden Mean" is one of its coveted block-selection Pinot Noirs: expansive and intensely aromatic, the winery describes it as melding the structure of the Pommard clone with the elegance of Swan. A distinctive, small-production bottling.

A block-selection Pinot from a cult coastal site is collector-grade California Pinot. Fort Ross-Seaview, organic, single-block → aromatic, structured, elegant → you're drinking top-tier Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir.

• Pinot Noir (block selection)
• Fort Ross-Seaview — Sonoma Coast, California
• Wayfarer — organically farmed estate vineyard
• "Golden Mean" · Pommard structure, Swan elegance

Black cherry, raspberry and rose over savory spice and forest floor with fine, structured tannins and a long, perfumed finish. Translation: an aromatic, structured coastal Pinot — red and black fruit with floral lift and savory depth on fine, firm tannins. Expressive now, with the structure to age gracefully.

A cult block-selection Sonoma Coast Pinot. Exactly the bottle for duck, mushroom dishes, or a serious Pinot lover.