Littlebury Road, Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley - 2019
Item # 35702
750mL
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$299.52
$269.57/ Case of 12
Tasting Notes
A lively Pinot Noir with dark-berried fruit character on the palate and soft tannins. The aromas are fresh and come from a fine, warm vintage that's showing especially well as it was just released.
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Staff Pick Notes
This is a perfect holiday wine, filled with cheerful dusty cherry and cranberry notes. It is made in a lighter and leaner style that is reminiscent of a lush Burgundy Pinot Noir.
Full of beautiful ripe fuji apple notes with white flower and raspberry notes. Light in tannin and has you begging for another sip. It is very refreshing to see a new world Pinot that is no elegant and packed with luxury. Lots of rocky mineral notes, with aromas of flint and dirt.
If you are looking for a gift to add lots of love to whatever holiday season party your going to you have found the perfect bottle!
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Cheers and Happy Holidays.
- HG
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