Acadine
California, United States
A perfect reflection of Californian Pinot Noir—bright, fruity, and delicious
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About This Wine
Acadine
Pinot Noir
Pinot Noir is a fussy grape. Too much sun and it bakes, shriveling berries before they’re ready to harvest. Not enough sun and fruit could not fully ripen, creating bitterness in the final product. Given the need for a perfect balance of cool temperatures for proper flavor development and just the right amount of sunshine for ripening, it is no surprise that California is an incredible place to grow Pinot Noir. Up and down the state there are perfect growing sites – Santa Barbara, Santa Maria, Monterey and San Luis Obispo, Sonoma County, and Mendocino all have their own special uniqueness that comes out in the fruit. This wine showcases the beauty of the California sunshine on the delicate grape. With flavors of bright red fruit, a nuttiness from oak influences, and a hint of minerality, we promise you that anyone who tastes this beautiful bottle will go back for another glass. Excellent to drink on its own or paired with your favorite lighter meat and seafood dishes.
Wine Region

California
Flavor Profile
Pairs well with… Grilled Salmon a la Plancha, Beef Carpaccio, Pork Loin
Body 2 Acidity 2Sweetness 2Fruit Intensity 3Tannin 1
Tasting Notes
- Mineral
- Almond
- Cherry
Bright red fruit flavors of cranberry and slightly sweet maraschino cherry are complemented by an almond nuttiness from oak influences. Smooth tannins, a tinge of minerality, and an approachable acidity make the sips linger. You’ll go back for glass after glass, guaranteed!
Awards
Acadine 2019 Pinot Noir California: Pinot Noir
6 TOTAL AWARDS
- Silver Medal, 2020 San Francisco International Wine Competition
- Silver Medal, 2020 USA Wine Ratings
- Points 84 Points, 2021 Wine Enthusiast
- Gold Medal, 2021 Winemaker Challenge
- Points 93 Points, 2021 Winemaker Challenge
- Silver Medal, 2021 West Coast Wine Competition