Forlorn Hope San Hercurmer delle Frecce Barbera 2014

Barbera
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    Forlorn Hope San Hercurmer delle Frecce Barbera 2014 Front Label
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    Vintage
    2014

    Size
    750ML

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    The mini-donkey returns! This 2014 vintage is a blend of Barbera; half from Ann Kraemer's Shake Ridge Vineyard in Amador County (1500' elevation; schist, granite, quartz, and volcanic soils) and half from the Rorick estate vineyard (2000' elevation; limestone and schist soils). 100% stem inclusion during fermentation; aged 16 months in neutral barrique before being bottled unfined and unfiltered.
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    Forlorn Hope, California
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    Taken from the Dutch "verloren hoop", meaning "lost troop", Forlorn Hope was the name given to the band of soldiers who volunteered to lead the charge directly into enemy defenses. The chance of success for the Forlorn Hope was always slim, but the glory and rewards granted to survivors ensured no shortage of applicants.

    These bottles, the first produced by Matthew Rorick Wines, were our headlong rush into the breach. Rare creatures from appellations unknown and varieties uncommon, these wines are our brave advance party, our pride and joy – our Forlorn Hope.

    Matthew Rorick found his passion for food and wine at his grandfather's table, where the elder Rorick's love of sharing a bottle, a meal, and good conversation inspired his career in winemaking.

    After receiving his degree in Viticulture and Enology from UC Davis, Matthew worked on a diverse number of winemaking projects including collaborations with wineries in New Zealand, South Africa, and Chile, as well as with Peter Michael Winery, Chasseur, and Miura Vineyards in California, among others. The broad array of different winemaking and grape growing techniques and philosophies he encountered provided a unique practical counterpoint to the theory he learned at University and flavor his current direction in the winery.

    Taking his cues from the stones and soil, he endeavors to interrupt the natural development of each of his wines as little as possible in order that the character and uniqueness of each vineyard site may take center stage.

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    PINT040423_2014 Item# 153623

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