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"The splendor of these Pinot Noirs was never more evident than in the blind tasting of great Burgundy grand crus and California Pinot Noirs held for 125 Pinot lovers at the Culinary Institute of America in October, 2006. At that event a 2004 ROAR Pinot Noir blew away all the competition from Burgundy. ROAR's 2005's are brilliant follow-ups to their exquisite 2004's." - Robert Parker

"Roar is a rare success story when it comes to producing world-class, rich pinot noirs from the slopes of the Monterey County's Santa Lucia Highlands. You're going to hear a lot more about Roar." - Robert Parker
Rosella's Vineyard named Vineyard of the Year!
"A few months ago, in our coverage of Pinot Noir, the best wines all came from Rosella’s Vineyard in the Santa Lucia Highlands. The property belongs to Gary Franscioni (who is also a partner with Gary Pisoni in Garys’ Vineyard)."
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from COASTAL GROWER, Spring 2006:
Rosella's Vineyard: High-Flying Wines from Down-to-Earth People. SEE ARTICLE >
Swoon-inducing Pinot Noirs meet grape leaf-wrapped dolmas
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Two Wild Guys Grow California's Hottest Grape
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2002 "Best California Pinot Vintage Ever"
"Adding thrill to the Pinot hunt is that many of the hottest wines come from newcomers - Loring, Melville, Kosta Browne, ROAR, McPhail and Sea Smoke." - James Laube, The Wine Spectator
2001 Roar Releases:
"The debut releases from Roar in particular offered uncommon richness and depth of flavor, but you'll have to move fast on these"
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