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2020 True Myth "Tinto"

 / 750ml
Tasting notes
Specs
Vintage & Winemaking

A big and rich yet smooth and silk wine, intense flavors of black currents, blueberries, strawberries and spice play nicely. The soft texture and high acidity leads to a long, lingering finish.

APPELLATION:

San Luis Obispo County

VINEYARD SOURCE:

Laetitia Vineyard, Morro View

SOILS:

Laetitia Vineyard – clay loam; Morro View – sandy, clay loam

HARVEST DATES:

October 2020

FERMENTATION:

Fermented at 72˚F for 12 to 16 days

AGING:

30-40% new French Oak for 18 months

ALCOHOL:

15.2%

PH:

3.75

TA:

6.7

BOTTLING DATE:

June 2022

CASES PRODUCED:

252

The 2020 vintage in Paso Robles was met with many challenges, as was most of California, yet the wines proved resilient and without negative effect from natural events. The heat of the season created good phenolic ripening with supple tannins, and powerful dark fruit notes in the glass. Due to a cool spring, the grapes had longer than average hang time, allowing for high acid development. The combination of high acidity and full tannins make for a beautiful wine to enjoy now, or age and enjoy in the years to come.

Tasting Notes

A big and rich yet smooth and silk wine, intense flavors of black currents, blueberries, strawberries and spice play nicely. The soft texture and high acidity leads to a long, lingering finish.

Specs

APPELLATION:

San Luis Obispo County

VINEYARD SOURCE:

Laetitia Vineyard, Morro View

SOILS:

Laetitia Vineyard – clay loam; Morro View – sandy, clay loam

HARVEST DATES:

October 2020

FERMENTATION:

Fermented at 72˚F for 12 to 16 days

AGING:

30-40% new French Oak for 18 months

ALCOHOL:

15.2%

PH:

3.75

TA:

6.7

BOTTLING DATE:

June 2022

CASES PRODUCED:

252

Vintage Outlook

The 2020 vintage in Paso Robles was met with many challenges, as was most of California, yet the wines proved resilient and without negative effect from natural events. The heat of the season created good phenolic ripening with supple tannins, and powerful dark fruit notes in the glass. Due to a cool spring, the grapes had longer than average hang time, allowing for high acid development. The combination of high acidity and full tannins make for a beautiful wine to enjoy now, or age and enjoy in the years to come.

The Art of Making Our Wine

Throughout the millenia for which winemaking has existed, the humble grape has always been the star of the show. Its journey from a simple fruit to a complex, beautiful wine, is tastfully shepherded by the winemaker, asserting themself into the natural process while being mindful not to overly interfere with the wonder that is fermentation.

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