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DREW FIELD SELECTIONS

Approved Aug 5, 2026
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What to Expect

Expect a Pinot Noir from Drew, which is likely grown under challenging conditions given its reputation for being one of the most difficult grapes to cultivate. Despite its origins being unknown, this wine showcases the grape's signature aromatic profile of red cherry and raspberry, complemented by earthy and forest floor notes. With age, it can develop intricate secondary aromas that are often described with precision. Enjoy its lighter body and bright acidity in dishes like salmon, duck, or mushroom-based meals.

TTB ID26211001000798
Brand nameDREW
Fanciful nameFIELD SELECTIONS
Class / type
Origin / appellation
Grape varietalsPinot noir
Approval dateAug 5, 2026
StatusAPPROVED
Serial number26FSPN
Permit numberBW-CA-6710
Producer name & addressDREW FAMILY CELLARS, JASON J. AND MOLLY N. DREW 31351 PHILO-GREENWOOD RD ELK CA 95432 DREW FAMILY CELLARS&nbsp(Used on label)
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