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Clark Smith
April 23, 2009 Few locations in California can compare to Anderson Valley in its combination of coolness and long growing season. While this lends itself to a great Riesling spot, it surprisingly is Pinot Noir nirvana as a recent Best-of-Appellation™ tasting proved. [>] see full story Related Stories...
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