Well rounded, full bodied flavor. Very indicative of the grape.
Very flavor forward. This would pair really nice with more subtle beef and pork flavors.
Well rounded, full bodied flavor. Very indicative of the grape.
Very flavor forward. This would pair really nice with more subtle beef and pork flavors.
Rich, robust flavor.
Dark flavors. Dark berry flavors.
Dry. Great with steak, jerky, well seasoned beef.
Mid bodied red with bright striding fruit flavors, indicative of Pinot Noir.
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This one was honestly pretty forgettable.
Mild spice, mid range of body and flavor.
Nothing really noteworthy.
But not awful. Doesn't get in the way.
Could pair fine with spice pork, spice red meats.
Full bodied, vibrant, fruity flavor. If I'm being honest, I'm not usually a fan of Pinot noiris. The flavor palette on Pinot noir is so all over the place, I'm reluctant to get a bottle, because it's very hard to tell what you're going to get once you get into it.
I tend to favor the fuller bodied wines. Cabernet, Chianti, Spanish rioja.
This Pinot noir holds its own with a more full-bodied wines.
Not as full bodied, mind you, but still a lot of flavor and great overall palette. Had with a spiced shepherd's pie that paired nicely. This also pairs well with some light berries, and white chocolate.
Tasty. Apple and pear notes.
I would enjoy this with some pound cake, tarts, light colored fruits.
Also would be great with a key lime or lemon meringue pie.
Would also be delicious with a apple pie.
Big, bold Spanish red.
Would pair well with a pork tenderloin, steak, well seasoned meats. Dark, savory dishes.
Would also pair well with barbequed meats.