Russian River Valley AVA

E25029

American Viticultural Area

Russian River Valley AVA is a renowned California wine region in Sonoma County, particularly famous for its cool-climate Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	American Viticultural Area →
agriculturalProduct	wine grapes →
borderedBy	Chalk Hill AVA → Green Valley of Russian River Valley AVA → Sonoma Coast AVA →
climate	cool climate →
climateInfluence	Pacific Ocean → Russian River → fog from the Pacific Ocean →
country	United States →
established	1983 →
grapeVariety	Carignan → Chardonnay → Gewürztraminer → Pinot Gris → Pinot Noir → Sauvignon Blanc → Syrah → Zinfandel →
hasSubRegion	Green Valley of Russian River Valley AVA →
knownFor	Chardonnay → Pinot Noir → cool-climate wines → sparkling wine base grapes →
locatedIn	California → North Coast AVA → Sonoma County → Sonoma County wine region →
namedAfter	Russian River →
notableCharacteristic	diurnal temperature variation → frequent morning fog → long growing season →
partOf	California wine → North Coast wine region →
primaryWineStyle	sparkling wine base → still wine →
recognizedBy	Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau →
regionType	cool-climate coastal valley →
regulatoryStatus	federally recognized AVA →
soilType	alluvial soils → goldridge sandy loam → volcanic soils →
state	California →
subRegionOf	Sonoma County wine region →
typicalChardonnayProfile	ripe fruit with balanced acidity and often oak influence →
typicalPinotNoirProfile	red fruit and spice with balanced acidity →
wineRegionOf	California → Sonoma County →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Alexander Valley AVA → Chalk Hill AVA →	borderedBy
North Coast AVA → North Coast AVA ("Green Valley of Russian River Valley AVA") →	containsSubregion
Russian River Valley →	abbreviation
Sonoma County, California →	contains
American Viticultural Area →	hasExample
California wine country →	includes
Sebastopol, California ("Russian River Valley wine region") →	locatedNear
Santa Rosa, California →	near
Chalk Hill AVA →	overlapsWith