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Bracing and lively wine with a soft integration of flavors, expressing the best of Pinot Noir's freshness and acidity. The tannins provide a delicate grip, and yet a whisper of spice remains on the finish. However, the wine's nuanced nature makes it prone to oxidation, which can lead to a loss of fruitiness. As with many Pinot Noirs, it's best consumed young and fresh. A great standout for those aiming for a light and bracing wine, but be aware that it may not hold up well to aging.














































