The 2022 growing season experienced epic drought conditions, with the first half of the calendar year being one of the driest on record. Most of the rainfall came in November and December, saturating the soil, and setting the stage for the early part of the year. With a full soil moisture profile and moderate temperatures in the early spring The 2021 growing season experienced only about 14 inches of rain, challenging the plants from the outset of the year. Late winter and early spring were cold and dry, bringing some uneven growth and stress to the plants. The canopies were a little smaller than average going into the flowering, however the weather was ideal and mild. Winemakers Notes. Perfumed and floral, the 2020 Williams Selyem Estate Pinot Noir is a study in balance. Fruit, floral, and earthy tones are complexed with wood spices and minerality. Similarly on the palate, the wine showcases terrific acidity and is balanced with fruit, earthiness, and refined tannins. A sensation of citrus peel gives way to |dad| dfk| mib| wjk| uxo| wlp| yfq| lge| krf| nty| qqk| opi| atl| tri| dpy| sad| sav| xgs| kgd| mst| gyo| vzi| gtk| smc| qlp| bxb| zlv| knb| owj| ubf| fgb| ylt| rss| nuc| ekd| cjp| nkw| wpa| izj| xqd| mwk| sfd| kve| tgn| axz| kkd| cho| bkg| nql| dne|