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AVAILABLE DONUM WINES
Cost per bottle
2007 Donum Carneros West Slope Pinot Noir Estate Grown Vibrant, racy aromas of ripe raspberry, strawberry and rose petal and hints of spice, earth and smoke fill the nose of this Pinot Noir. Silky and supple, the wine shows succulent fruit flavors of strawberry, plum and wild berry with suggestions of brown spice and perfectly integrated oak on an enduring finish.
$70.00 USD
2007 Donum Carneros Chardonnay Estate Grown Rich, ripe Gravenstein apple and apple pie aromas along with scents of fresh peaches, honeysuckle and a hint of spice fill the mouthwatering nose of this Chardonnay. Beautifully structured with satiny textures, the wine offers abundant ripe apple and Meyer lemon flavors, a deft touch of oak, great length and enticing minerality.
$50.00 USD
2006 Donum Russian River Pinot Noir Estate Grown This intense Pinot is filled with aromas of bright bing and deep black cherries with nuances of sweet plum, blueberries, earth and mineral. Its texture is dominated by a structure of sweet yet cinching tannin holding on to juicy raspberries, fresh blackberries and ultra ripe strawberries.
$65.00 USD
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2006 Donum Carneros Pinot Noir Estate Grown Complex nose of ripe strawberries, leather, cherry liqueur, fresh split cedar, smoke, blackberries, sea salt and carbon. Rounded and broad mouth feel of seamless sweet black fruit, red currant and earth. This is a big pinot noir without being over the top.
$65.00 USD
2005 Donum Carneros Pinot Noir Estate Grown Complex nose of ripe strawberries, leather, cherry liqueur, fresh split cedar, smoke, blackberries, sea salt and carbon. Rounded and broad mouth feel of seamless sweet black fruit, red currant and earth. This is a big pinot noir without being over the top.
$65.00 USD
From the
same Latin root as “donation,”
Donum means “gift of the land.”
We produce two estate grown Donum
Pinot Noirs, one each from our Carneros
and Russian River Valley vineyards.
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