Critical Acclaim

Adrian Fog Wine Bottle

This is what Robert M. Parker, Jr. has to say about Adrian Fog Winery:

-excerpt from most recent edition, Parker's Wine Buyers Guide No. 7

Adrian Fog **** (Excellent Pinot Noir Producer)

"This winery is dedicated to making top-flight, single vineyard Pinot Noirs from sites in the Russian River, Anderson Valley, Mendocino and the Sonoma Coast. They are intensely perfumed but very limited in availability. As there are fewer than 350 cases of each cuvee."

-more comments from Robert Parker, Jr:

"Adrian Fog produces some of California's most compelling complex, aromatic Pinots" Issue 168

"I find these wines to be complex, aromatic Pinot Noirs" Issue 162

"One of my favorite northern California Pinot Noir producers" Issue 157

"I need to learn more about proprietor Stewart Dorman, who is producing some of the New World's most extraordinary Pinot Noirs" Issue 150

"Consistently one of California's finest Pinot Noirs" Issue 141

"Profound Pinot Noirs" Issue 132

 

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North American Pinot Noir by John Winthrop Haeger

”….champions of Anderson Valley joined more recently by a host of boutiques makers including Siduri, Peterson, Copain and Adrian Fog. “

 

 

 

 

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Passion for Pinot by Jordon Mackay

”highly prized bottlings by such emerging  wineries as Anthill Farms and Adrian Fog “

 

 

 

 

 

Adrian Fog Wine Bottle

Richard Nalley
Notes from the Field
Food & Wine Magazine, June

"Why have so many elite Napa and Sonoma Pinot Noir producers—Williams Selyem, Copain and Adrian Fog, to name just a few—begun buying grapes from the vineyards of Mendocino, California's obscure Anderson Valley?  In just the past 10 years, Anderson Valley Pinot Noir acreage has more than tripled: from 350 acres to about 1,200. To be sure, this valley of towering redwoods is still scenic and slow-paced. But the movement among winemakers has been practically frenetic as more and more realize that the Anderson Valley may be one of the best places in California to grow Pinot Noir. "