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Rhys Vineyards, Pinot Noir Home Vineyard, 2014
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Rhys Vineyards, Pinot Noir Home Vineyard, 2014

Rhys Vineyards, Pinot Noir Home Vineyard, 2014

The literal birthplace of Rhys—35 backyard vines planted in 1995 that launched a winery dedicated to proving California can produce terroir-driven, age-worthy Pinot Noir. The Home Vineyard sits on the distinctive Whiskey Hill formation: decomposed sandstone with clay-loam topsoil creating earthy, layered complexity. Kevin Harvey's approach includes high whole-cluster percentages and foot-crushing for gentle handling. The 2014 shows mineral drive, bright acidity, and laser-like structure with outstanding grip—wines built for 20-30 year cellaring. At a decade old, this is entering its drinking window but will continue developing. For collectors seeking California Pinot with genuine aging potential, not over-extracted fruit.

$129.99
Rhys Vineyards, Pinot Noir Home Vineyard, 2014
$129.99

Rhys Vineyards, Pinot Noir Home Vineyard, 2014

The literal birthplace of Rhys—35 backyard vines planted in 1995 that launched a winery dedicated to proving California can produce terroir-driven, age-worthy Pinot Noir. The Home Vineyard sits on the distinctive Whiskey Hill formation: decomposed sandstone with clay-loam topsoil creating earthy, layered complexity. Kevin Harvey's approach includes high whole-cluster percentages and foot-crushing for gentle handling. The 2014 shows mineral drive, bright acidity, and laser-like structure with outstanding grip—wines built for 20-30 year cellaring. At a decade old, this is entering its drinking window but will continue developing. For collectors seeking California Pinot with genuine aging potential, not over-extracted fruit.

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The literal birthplace of Rhys—35 backyard vines planted in 1995 that launched a winery dedicated to proving California can produce terroir-driven, age-worthy Pinot Noir. The Home Vineyard sits on the distinctive Whiskey Hill formation: decomposed sandstone with clay-loam topsoil creating earthy, layered complexity. Kevin Harvey's approach includes high whole-cluster percentages and foot-crushing for gentle handling. The 2014 shows mineral drive, bright acidity, and laser-like structure with outstanding grip—wines built for 20-30 year cellaring. At a decade old, this is entering its drinking window but will continue developing. For collectors seeking California Pinot with genuine aging potential, not over-extracted fruit.