Voss Expert tasting note
A luminous ruby hue introduces this Patagonia Pinot Noir, offering an expressive bouquet of ripe red cherries, wild strawberries, and subtle hints of forest floor.
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Based on 21 customer reviews.
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Teddy
Subtle and elegant wine with a gentle yet enjoyable presence, demonstrating a refined harmony of fruit and oak. The undertones of raspberries and red cherries are well-integrated, with a wisp of earthy shades that add density and complexity. The close is medium, allowing the wine to linger without overpowering the accompanying dishes. A well-crafted wine with a pleasing finish, but ultimately, it falls short of its full potential.
Yovenn
Sharp wine, specifically suited for Pinot Noir. Aromatic accents of pineapple are about to spoil. The broadly adventure is quite intense, with pronounced alcohol levels. I've had positive experiences with Pinots from Patagonia, which can exhibit a wide range of personalities (e.g. from Bodega Chacra). A bit of a letdown, though, given the potential of the grape in that region. A slight warming of the temperature to 18-19C may help mitigate the acidity. Pairing with fatty cheese could also ease the sharpness.
Kosta
A wine with a dry, medium body, a supple finish, and a flavor profile that showcases the sweetness of blackberry.
Based on 21 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Teddy
Subtle and elegant wine with a gentle yet enjoyable presence, demonstrating a refined harmony of fruit and oak. The undertones of raspberries and red cherries are well-integrated, with a wisp of earthy shades that add density and complexity. The close is medium, allowing the wine to linger without overpowering the accompanying dishes. A well-crafted wine with a pleasing finish, but ultimately, it falls short of its full potential.
Yovenn
Sharp wine, specifically suited for Pinot Noir. Aromatic accents of pineapple are about to spoil. The broadly adventure is quite intense, with pronounced alcohol levels. I've had positive experiences with Pinots from Patagonia, which can exhibit a wide range of personalities (e.g. from Bodega Chacra). A bit of a letdown, though, given the potential of the grape in that region. A slight warming of the temperature to 18-19C may help mitigate the acidity. Pairing with fatty cheese could also ease the sharpness.
Kosta
A wine with a dry, medium body, a supple finish, and a flavor profile that showcases the sweetness of blackberry.
This Pinot Noir offers elegant red fruit flavors with notes of cherry, raspberry, and oak, balanced by earthy undertones. While praised for its smooth texture and refined tannins, some find it sharp with pronounced acidity and alcohol. Though well-crafted, it occasionally falls short of complexity, presenting a one-dimensional profile that hints at unrealized potential.
A luminous ruby hue introduces this Patagonia Pinot Noir, offering an expressive bouquet of ripe red cherries, wild strawberries, and subtle hints of forest floor. The palate is elegantly structured, showcasing a harmonious interplay of vibrant acidity and fine-grained tannins. Layers of cranberry and pomegranate unfold, underscored by a delicate mineral edge that speaks to its terroir. The finish is long and precise, with a whisper of spice and a touch of earthiness. This wine exemplifies the finesse and complexity expected from a cool-climate Pinot Noir, making it a compelling choice for discerning palates.
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