Max Thieriot and his wife Lexi transformed part of their 90-acre ranch in Sonoma County into a nine-acre Pinot Noir vineyard named Bodega Thieriot, reflecting Thieriot's family history and connection to winemaking.
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Key takeaway
Bodega Thieriot, a new nine-acre Pinot Noir vineyard, is established on Max Thieriot's Sonoma County ranch.
- Step 1 · The triggerBodega Thieriot, a new nine-acre Pinot Noir vineyard, is established in Sonoma County, adding to premium wine supply.
- Step 2 · Knock-onThe entry of a new premium producer marginally increases competition among Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir wineries, influencing local pricing and positioning.
- Step 3 · Reaches youIndian wine importers and distributors may see a slight expansion in sourcing options for premium US Pinot Noir, with potential but limited impact on price and availability.
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Source: Economic Times Top Stories
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