2022 Hyde De Villaine HdV Pinot Noir Ygnacia

Pinot Noir - 750ML
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VN 93 WS 92
VN 93

Vinous, December 2024

The 2022 Pinot Noir Ygnacia Hyde Vineyard is a rich, bombastic wine. Dark red cherry, spice, cedar and pipe tobacco are all dialed up. The Ygnacia is a blend of six massale selections. In 2022, it is a decidedly potent...
WS 92

Wine Spectator, June 2025

This offers up a seductive and lush profile of gently mulled black cherry, mulberry and blackberry fruit laced with singed mesquite, black tea and black licorice through the finish, where a late backing spice accent peeks...

WINE DETAILS

Color & Type Red
Varietal Pinot Noir
Country USA
Region California
Sub-region North Coast
Vintage 2022
Size 750ML
Percent alcohol 13.9%
Closure Cork

The 2022 HdV Hyde de Villaine Pinot Noir Ygnacia, originating from California's North Coast, presents a compelling take on the classic Pinot Noir varietal. Crafted by the reputable producer Hyde De Villaine, this wine showcases the rich characteristics expected from a region known for its exceptional viticulture. With a 13.9% alcohol content, this red wine is sealed with a traditional cork closure, indicating a nod to classic winemaking practices.

Antonio Galloni of Vinous provides an insightful review of this vintage, scoring it at an impressive 93 points. Galloni describes the wine as "rich" and "bombastic," highlighting its complex flavor profile that includes "dark red cherry, spice, cedar, and pipe tobacco." These elements contribute to the wine's dense and potent character. The 2022 Ygnacia is crafted from a blend of six massale selections, which adds to its layered complexity.

Galloni notes that the wine is produced with fully destemmed fruit, enhancing its accessibility while maintaining its robust structure. He suggests that while the wine is currently a "powerhouse," it may benefit from a few years of aging to develop further finesse and shed some of its initial "baby fat." This indicates that the wine possesses a youthful vigor that could evolve into greater elegance with time.

For those seeking a Pinot Noir with depth and intensity, the 2022 HdV Hyde de Villaine Pinot Noir Ygnacia offers a promising option. Its intricate combination of flavors and potential for aging make it a noteworthy addition to any wine collection. As Galloni anticipates, observing its evolution over the coming years will be intriguing for wine enthusiasts and collectors alike.