Lichen Estates
Anderson Valley Blanc de Noir Pinot Noir


Aggressive red Apple, lees, layers of brioche.
Aggressive red Apple, lees, layers of brioche.
Sep 3rd, 2020
Liken’ the lichen. Struck by the intense, concentrated fruit on this guy: dried red apple with some vegetal/savory notes (tomato leaf) and a generous dash of pepper. The website reminded me that ‘15 was a drought year so that + the higher dosage makes sense. A little match stick at the start but blew off quickly. This is a sparkler to have with food. Rustic and brash but 100% alive.
Liken’ the lichen. Struck by the intense, concentrated fruit on this guy: dried red apple with some vegetal/savory notes (tomato leaf) and a generous dash of pepper. The website reminded me that ‘15 was a drought year so that + the higher dosage makes sense. A little match stick at the start but blew off quickly. This is a sparkler to have with food. Rustic and brash but 100% alive.
The aroma on this particular bottle made me deliriously happy. Maybe it was the new glassware but I felt like this was so much more alive than the last bottle of the same. I love that the bubble size isn’t insanely small so it’s refreshing without burning, and then I always feel like there’s a bit of a wildflower/grassy element to these that feels soft and drinkable.
The aroma on this particular bottle made me deliriously happy. Maybe it was the new glassware but I felt like this was so much more alive than the last bottle of the same. I love that the bubble size isn’t insanely small so it’s refreshing without burning, and then I always feel like there’s a bit of a wildflower/grassy element to these that feels soft and drinkable.
Mar 29th, 2020