Pinot Noir from Sine Qua Non
- Sine Qua Non made Pinot Noir from purchased grapes from 1996 until 2005,
when they ended their Pinot program.
- For the first 8 years (1996–2003), they got their Pinot Noir grapes from
Shea Vineyard,
which is a renowned vineyard in the Willamette Valley in Yamhill County in Oregon.
- The last two years (2004–2005), the grapes were from the Arita Hills Vineyard in the Santa Rita Hills.
The Arita Hills Vineyard is located in the southeast corner of the Santa Rita Hills AVA,
west-southwest of the town of Buellton.
All of the ten Pinot Noir wines made by Sine Qua Non in chronological order:
Left Field, Complicator, Veiled, Ox, A Cappella, No 6, Hollerin' M, Omega, Covert Fingers, Over & Out:
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