Meiomi Pinot Noir 2024 bottle
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Tasting facts

Taste: Dry

aciditySoft → Bright
sweetnessDry → Sweet
tanninGentle → Grippy
intensityLight → Bold

Drinking window · 2024–2034

With food · Beef, Veal, Poultry, Game (deer, venison)

Market range $17.95–$22.99 (around the market median, Nov 9, 2026)

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House

Producer
Meiomi
Founded
2006
Founder
Joe Wagner
Home region
California coast (Sonoma, Monterey, Santa Barbara counties)
Flagship
Pinot Noir
Ownership
The Wine Group (since 2025)

Meiomi means 'coast' in the language of the coastal-dwelling Wappo and Yuki tribes; the wine combines Pinot Noir from three coastal appellations (Monterey, Sonoma and Santa Barbara counties). Founded 2006 by Joe Wagner.

VinePair

Pinot Noir

Meiomi Pinot Noir 2024

Description

A rich garnet color with a ruby edge; lifted fruit aromas of bright strawberry and jammy fruit, mocha, and vanilla, along with toasty oak notes. Expressive boysenberry, blackberry, dark cherry, juicy strawberry, and toasty mocha flavors; well-integrated oak provides structure and depth seldom seen in Pinot Noir. Grapes: 100% Pinot Noir.

Winemaker Notes

Meiomi Pinot Noir is effortlessly approachable and undeniably luxurious. Crafted with grapes grown in some of California’s finest vineyards, the clusters are picked at the peak of ripeness to ensure the perfect balance of richness and vibrancy. Lush aromas of black cherry, juicy strawberry, and toasted mocha unfold beautifully, while French oak aging lends layers of toasted spice, subtle oak, and soft vanilla. The palate is full and expressive, yet refined, leading to the perfect finish – smooth, lingering and silky.

Wine.com price

$16.97

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Type
Red
Varietal
Pinot Noir
Grapes
Region
Colour
Red
Price band
Under $20
ABV
14.5%
Oak
Aged 6 months in 100% French oak
Aging
6 months
LWIN
1578645
Market median
$19.99 (Nov 9, 2026)

Vintage history

Wine Enthusiast · Earlier vintages