Single vineyard Pinot Noir is made from grapes sourced from a specific vineyard, allowing the wine to express the characteristics of that particular growing site. Factors such as soil, climate, vineyard exposure, and winemaking methods can influence its aroma, flavor, and structure. Zeka Vineyards in Bennett Valley, Sonoma County, focuses on producing single-vineyard Pinot Noir using a minimal-intervention approach. For wine enthusiasts who enjoy exploring the differences between vineyard sites, single-vineyard wines offer an interesting opportunity to appreciate how location can shape the personality of Pinot Noir.