Sante Arcangeli Pinot Noir Integrato Santa Cruz Mountains 2024

- Region
- Central Coast
- Appellation
- Santa Cruz Mountains
- Blend
- 100% Pinot Noir
- Winemaker
- John Benedetti
- Alcohol
- 13.8%
Taste profile
Body: Powerful and generous, well-structured, silky-fresh texture
Aromas & flavors: Roasted strawberries, cherry jam, sandalwood, black cherry, blood orange, za’atar
Tannins & finish: Long finish, savory undertones, peppercorn kick
Pairings: Smoky chipotle chicken enchiladas, roasted duck, grilled salmon, mushroom risotto, herb-crusted pork tenderloin
Tasting notes are for this exact bottle of wine (including vintage).
Sources: firstbottlewines.com, santewinery.com, ediblemontereybay.com
“Made with restaurants in mind, the 2024 Pinot Noir Integrato is a cuvée of some of the producer’s favorite vineyards, many of them their own vineyard-designate bottlings, from Saveria (46%) and Coast Grade (6%) to Sunny Knoll, Lester, and Split Rail. Benedetti makes the single-vineyard lots and pulls off a few barrels from each to make this wine, his largest production at 400-some cases. Medium-bodied, it offers sinewy black fruit, smoky oak, and savory umami around lighter nuances of orange peel and black tea, the goal being to showcase the vintage and the larger appellation more than the sites. Goal accomplished. Drink now through 2034.”
“This barrel selection of “cellar stars” from five different vineyards takes a more powerful stance, showing candied strawberry, ripe cherry and a touch of char on the nose. The palate is rich and concentrated, offering flavors of cherry compote, sumac and a veil of sagebrush that gives a bitter kick on the thicker back end.”
“A melange of five Santa Cruz Mountain vineyards, it includes the Saveria, Sunny Knoll, Lester, Split Rail and Coast Grade vineyards. At 10 months of age, it spends 8 months on lees and is comprised of a mix of clones, including Martini, Mt. Eden, Pommard, and several different Dijon clones. Juicy and fruity, with an approachable profile. Sweet strawberries, juicy notes of cherry and cedar bark on the nose. The palate is fresh and juicy, with a generous fruit profile.”
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| First Bottle Price | $29.95 |
| First Bottle compare-at price | $49 |
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@jimmy - it seems like Last Bottle and First Bottle share the same global comments instead of scoped to each provider/tab. I'm on the First Bottle tab but I can see comments from MisterClean tied to the Roberto Voerzio Nebbiolo Langhe 2023 which is a Last Bottle offering.
Hey Jimmy, let me start by saying that if this is too much, please LMK and I'll back off, NO problem. This is really interesting (at least I think so). FB changed the flash-sale wine sometime in the last hour or so to the '21 Domaine de Bellene VV, but this page is still linking to the 23 Ontogeny, whose price has risen from the $100 flash-sale price to $125 (which is correctly reflected here). For whatever reason this page links to https://firstbottlewines.com/products/bevan-cellars-proprietary-blend-ontogeny-napa-valley-2023?referral_code=OTk1MjYwMzQzOTQwMQ rather than firstbottlewines.com which would show the DdB. Cheers, -j
So right now, the First Bottle tab updates every hour - if it doesn't match what you're seeing on firstbottle.com, just hit the "Refresh latest wine" button on winebuyerapp and it should manually update. This should solve issues w/ the link too (it takes you to the specific wine page you're browsing). Let me know if that's still confusing.
Replying to Jimmy from Wine Buyer App
I'm pretty sure I knew that when I posted this. My point was that you were pointing to the specific Ontogeny page, not the FB landing page. But I looked just now and I get that you go a step further and "View the Offer >". Either I forgot and refreshed the browser page up or whatever you do to follow that link was stuck on the previous wine. Assuming it's the former, apologies for the wasted time.
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