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Bond Pluribus 2021 is a Spring Mountain estate red from a high-elevation volcanic site, shaped by forested exposures and late-ripening conditions.
Overview
Pluribus is BOND’s Spring Mountain expression, drawn from a steep, elevated vineyard above the Napa Valley floor. The name references “many,” reflecting the layered influences - site, season, and craft - that shape the wine’s final character. In 2021, harvest occurred across a short September window, preserving the site’s natural tension while retaining depth.
The Wine
Estate-sourced from a dramatic, approximately 7-acre site on Spring Mountain, positioned around 1,137–1,327 feet and within a forested fog line. The vineyard’s exposures are primarily north, east, and southeast, with soils described as decomposed volcanic material over volcanic bedrock, surrounded by conifer forest. For 2021, harvest passes ran from September 9 to September 15. The profile is characterised in the source as dark, wild fruit with inherent notes often associated across vintages - dark plum, roasted coffee, and cedar - alongside aromatics linked to its sylvan setting, including resin and undergrowth. Structurally, it is described as dense and bold, tempered by an austere line and textural contrast.
Why It Matters
Pluribus is a clear study in mountain viticulture: elevation, cooler influences, and volcanic ground contributing aromatic lift and structural definition. The 2021 harvest timing underscores a measured approach - capturing ripeness while maintaining the polish and restraint that can distinguish Spring Mountain sites.
Serving & Context
If opened in its early years, consider time and air: a careful decant and cellar temperature can help the wine unfold. This is a style that typically rewards patience.
Availability Note
Single-estate wines from small mountain sites are usually released in controlled quantities and may be offered unevenly across markets.
Catalogue Preview
Bond Pluribus 2021 is a Spring Mountain estate red from a high-elevation volcanic site, shaped by forested exposures and late-ripening conditions.
Overview
Pluribus is BOND’s Spring Mountain expression, drawn from a steep, elevated vineyard above the Napa Valley floor. The name references “many,” reflecting the layered influences - site, season, and craft - that shape the wine’s final character. In 2021, harvest occurred across a short September window, preserving the site’s natural tension while retaining depth.
The Wine
Estate-sourced from a dramatic, approximately 7-acre site on Spring Mountain, positioned around 1,137–1,327 feet and within a forested fog line. The vineyard’s exposures are primarily north, east, and southeast, with soils described as decomposed volcanic material over volcanic bedrock, surrounded by conifer forest. For 2021, harvest passes ran from September 9 to September 15. The profile is characterised in the source as dark, wild fruit with inherent notes often associated across vintages - dark plum, roasted coffee, and cedar - alongside aromatics linked to its sylvan setting, including resin and undergrowth. Structurally, it is described as dense and bold, tempered by an austere line and textural contrast.
Why It Matters
Pluribus is a clear study in mountain viticulture: elevation, cooler influences, and volcanic ground contributing aromatic lift and structural definition. The 2021 harvest timing underscores a measured approach - capturing ripeness while maintaining the polish and restraint that can distinguish Spring Mountain sites.
Serving & Context
If opened in its early years, consider time and air: a careful decant and cellar temperature can help the wine unfold. This is a style that typically rewards patience.
Availability Note
Single-estate wines from small mountain sites are usually released in controlled quantities and may be offered unevenly across markets.
