Cristom, Pinot Noir "Marjorie", 2023 so100924 i custodi new arrivals offer grown on old vines rooted

grown on old vines rooted in limestone and vinified with native yeasts in concrete

with polished tannins

The warmer south exposure brings riper fruit notes while maintaining Sangiovese's signature savory character

A wine that tastes best now

but no less noble

Cristom, Pinot Noir "Marjorie", 2023 so100924 i custodi new arrivals offer grown on old vines rootedMarjorie is Cristom's heritage block the oldest vineyard on the estate, planted in 1982 on its own roots, predating Paul Gerrie's 1991 purchase of the property. He named it for his mother, Marjorie Gerrie. The block is planted at unusually wide spacing (just 605 vines per acre) to old school selections of Pommard, Wdenswil, and Martini. Some of Marjorie has been replanted since the early 2000s due to phylloxera pressure, but the core remains own