COBB PINOT NOIR SONOMA COAST DOCS RANCH Single Malt however it is clear that

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The result is a beautiful expression of these two varieties that fuses typicity with a defined sense of place

COBB PINOT NOIR SONOMA COAST DOCS RANCH Single Malt however it is clear thatWinemaker notes: "Immediately accessible and generous, the Pommard & 114 Selection from Doc's Ranch is a noticeably more punchy and forward wine within the Cobb lineup. It is dense and layered on the nose, with notes of black cherries, red plums, and black tea. The palate takes a spice laden turn, showing notes of cardamom and anise within a juicy, succulent texture. Despite its ease of drinking now, this is a great candidate for long term cellaring."