Here's Why You Should Stock Up

1. Lester and Linda Schwartz are reaping the benefits of a bet made twenty-six years ago that the rugged ridges of Sonoma Coast could produce world-class Burgundian varieties. Fort Ross-Seaview received legal recognition with an AVA in 2011, requiring grapes be grown at a minimum elevation of 920 feet to use the name on wine labels.
2. 'Top of Land' pays homage to the indigenous name for the region and indicates the vineyard's highest point, in which the Pinot Noir for this wine ripened. The mountain fruit has a reputation for developing unique and desirable aromatic compounds that awaken the senses and signal to the palate imminent pleasure.
3. The 2019 bottling presents beautifully at the moment, right at the center of an ideal drinking window. Buying a couple of bottles today means having the luxury of enjoying one at home and bringing one to a friend's house for the next dinner invitation.