Jazzer
Warm and inviting, with a comforting blend of dried fruit and autumn spice, this wine is a perfect match for a cozy evening in.
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The result is a medium-bodied wine with bright red fruit flavors, balanced acidity, and a smooth finish. Ideal for those who appreciate a refined, food-friendly style of Pinot Noir.







Displaying a translucent ruby hue, the Markstone Pinot Noir opens with an alluring bouquet of ripe red cherries, wild strawberries, and a hint of forest floor, underscored by delicate notes of rose petal and subtle spice. On the palate, this wine reveals a silky texture with finely integrated tannins and a vibrant acidity that frames its core of red fruit flavors. The mid-palate complexity is enhanced by whispers of clove and earth, leading to a graceful, lingering finish. This Pinot Noir exemplifies the elegance and finesse characteristic of its cool-climate origins, making it a quintessential expression of the varietal.
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Based on 10 customer reviews.
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Jazzer
Warm and inviting, with a comforting blend of dried fruit and autumn spice, this wine is a perfect match for a cozy evening in.
Lambin Muszynski
Substantial wine bringing impressive deal for its quality, boasting a captivating appearance and an abundance of legs, accompanied by a medium-bodied profile.
Gavwah
Decent effort, with a tart cherry impression upfront, even by a vibrancy that's satisfying enough. The label claims Pinot from the southernmost area of Napa Valley, which is a good indicator of its quality. Given the tart cherry flavor, this wine is well-suited for pairing with foul, and it's a good idea to lay it down for 2-3 years to allow it to mature. By 2017, it should be quite enjoyable, and I'd say it's a solid 2015 vintage.
Based on 10 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Jazzer
Warm and inviting, with a comforting blend of dried fruit and autumn spice, this wine is a perfect match for a cozy evening in.
Lambin Muszynski
Substantial wine bringing impressive deal for its quality, boasting a captivating appearance and an abundance of legs, accompanied by a medium-bodied profile.
Gavwah
Decent effort, with a tart cherry impression upfront, even by a vibrancy that's satisfying enough. The label claims Pinot from the southernmost area of Napa Valley, which is a good indicator of its quality. Given the tart cherry flavor, this wine is well-suited for pairing with foul, and it's a good idea to lay it down for 2-3 years to allow it to mature. By 2017, it should be quite enjoyable, and I'd say it's a solid 2015 vintage.
Markstone Pinot Noir 2013 offers a mix of dried fruit, autumn spice, and tart cherry flavors. While some appreciate its rich, jammy fruit and smooth finish, others find it light and watery. It's noted for its cost-effectiveness and medium body, with a suggestion to age for better enjoyment. Opinions vary on its vibrancy and complexity, but it's generally seen as a good value wine.
Displaying a translucent ruby hue, the Markstone Pinot Noir opens with an alluring bouquet of ripe red cherries, wild strawberries, and a hint of forest floor, underscored by delicate notes of rose petal and subtle spice. On the palate, this wine reveals a silky texture with finely integrated tannins and a vibrant acidity that frames its core of red fruit flavors. The mid-palate complexity is enhanced by whispers of clove and earth, leading to a graceful, lingering finish. This Pinot Noir exemplifies the elegance and finesse characteristic of its cool-climate origins, making it a quintessential expression of the varietal.
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