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2008 Scribe Pinot Noir

"I give the wine the freedom to do its own thing," winemaker Andrew Mariani says. Part of this includes allowing the wild yeasts that live on the grapes to start the fermentation process, instead of adding commercial yeasts: "There are something like 300 strains of yeast in a fermentation vat as soon as you put the grapes in."

Pairing: Grilled Ham and Cheese with Strawberry-Red-Wine Jam

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