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Domenico Winery
| Owner(s) | Dominic Chirichillo |
| Web site | www.domenicowines.com |
| Link to this site |
Articles About Domenico Winery
Reviewed Wines
2005 Domenico Deer Park Ranch Vineyard Santa Cruz Mountains Pinot Noir
$35. This wine has won multiple medals in competitions including a Gold
Medal at the Grand Harvest Awards.
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A big, plush style for fruit freaks, but under control and very satisfying
Reviewed April 1, 2007
ARTICLE »
2004 Domenico Wines Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
14.6% alc., 2000 cases,
$36. Owner and winemaker Dominick Chirichille (Dominic in Italian) has an
ambitious lineup of multiple varietals he produces from his winery on the San
Francisco Peninsula. Since beginning in 2005, the winery has won multiple
awards in competitions. Grapes are sourced from the Santa Cruz Mountains
and other California appellations.
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Exotic woods and red fruits entice. Baking
spices, including cinnamon, and red cherries and oak lead the parade. Mildly
drying tannins characterize the finish.
Reviewed December 16, 2007
ARTICLE »
2005 Domenico Deer Park Ranch Vineyard Santa Cruz Mountains Pinot Noir
$35. This wine has won multiple medals in competitions including a Gold Medal at the Grand Harvest Awards. · A big, plush style for fruit freaks, but under control and very satisfying Reviewed April 1, 2007 ARTICLE »
2004 Domenico Wines Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
14.6% alc., 2000 cases, $36. Owner and winemaker Dominick Chirichille (Dominic in Italian) has an ambitious lineup of multiple varietals he produces from his winery on the San Francisco Peninsula. Since beginning in 2005, the winery has won multiple awards in competitions. Grapes are sourced from the Santa Cruz Mountains and other California appellations. · Exotic woods and red fruits entice. Baking spices, including cinnamon, and red cherries and oak lead the parade. Mildly drying tannins characterize the finish. Reviewed December 16, 2007 ARTICLE »
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