Tasted 2 November 2016
North Coast · Anderson Valley
Thin mid-palate, a bit watery, and overall a pretty boring experience. Some hints of black cherry and spice, but the diluted personality of this wine overshadowed any true distinguishable flavors. This was passed around…
Light-to-medium bodied, with the initial attack displaying red and black cherry, strawberry, and some earth notes. The mid-palate drop is where this almost completely falls apart, with an…
Thin and linear. Subtle, earth-tinged black cherry and cedar notes. Finish faded fast. Performed like a thoughtless, everyday, mass produced, always-for-sale-at-BevMo type of Pinot.
