Single vineyard Pinot Noir is made using grapes sourced from a specific vineyard, allowing the wine to express characteristics associated with that growing site. Soil, climate, vineyard exposure, and winemaking decisions can all influence the final result. Zeka Vineyards explores this approach through its Bennett Valley Pinot Noir in Sonoma County, California. Its minimal intervention philosophy places emphasis on the natural qualities of the grapes and the expression of terroir. For wine enthusiasts, comparing single-vineyard Pinot Noir from different locations can be an enjoyable way to understand regional differences. Do you prefer wines from a single vineyard, or do you enjoy blends that combine grapes from multiple sites?