Humo Blanco Lolol Valley Pinot Noir, 2018 melon de bourgogne Paso Robles is known for

Paso Robles is known for big wines

brambly dark fruit and black plum

planted at a high elevation on a steep southern slope

Marietta Cellars sits in the entrance to a small canyon off Alexander Valley

Located in the far South-West of the Loire

Humo Blanco Lolol Valley Pinot Noir, 2018 melon de bourgogne Paso Robles is known forRhubarb, currant, clove, raspberry, cocoa, cherry cola. Cool climate, taut tannins. Linear, firm. Brothers Jacques and Franois Lurton established the winery over thirty years ago just outside the small, historic village of Lolol in the Colchagua Valley. The "Humo Blanco" wines are devoted to varieties particularly well adapted to the climate of Lolol, known for the early morning mist that appears on the coastline. Grown on un grafted vines, in granite