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The nose is a symphony of red cherry, wild strawberry, and a whisper of forest floor, underscored by subtle hints of clove and rose petal.
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Based on 9 customer reviews.
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Beaudoin
Surprisingly refined and delightful Pinot Noir, a vibrant departure from the typical white wines that come to mind when thinking of German wines. A great affordability for the price, this red is a hidden gem that may just become one of your new favorites.
Francein
Sweet, candied fruit-like quality, but not a favorite.
Abbassi
The wine's composition is woefully unbalanced, with a pronounced bracing quality that overshadows the tannins, leaving a lingering highlight of medicinal sweetness that clings to the palate. The nose is shaped by by a pungent aroma of cherry cough syrup, which overpowers the wine, rendering it difficult to discern any discernible nuances. The label's claim of 'unoaked, unadulterated, smooth, dry' 'naked' flavor is a gross misrepresentation, as the wine's finale is marred by a lingering sweetness that undermines its otherwise austere nature. A far cry from the promised 12% ABV, this wine is little more than a faint whisper of its true potential.
Based on 9 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Beaudoin
Surprisingly refined and delightful Pinot Noir, a vibrant departure from the typical white wines that come to mind when thinking of German wines. A great affordability for the price, this red is a hidden gem that may just become one of your new favorites.
Francein
Sweet, candied fruit-like quality, but not a favorite.
Abbassi
The wine's composition is woefully unbalanced, with a pronounced bracing quality that overshadows the tannins, leaving a lingering highlight of medicinal sweetness that clings to the palate. The nose is shaped by by a pungent aroma of cherry cough syrup, which overpowers the wine, rendering it difficult to discern any discernible nuances. The label's claim of 'unoaked, unadulterated, smooth, dry' 'naked' flavor is a gross misrepresentation, as the wine's finale is marred by a lingering sweetness that undermines its otherwise austere nature. A far cry from the promised 12% ABV, this wine is little more than a faint whisper of its true potential.
P. J. Valckenberg Undone Pinot Noir is a divisive wine. Some praise its refined, elegant flavors with a clean, fruit-forward profile and subtle tannins. Others criticize it for being unbalanced, with a medicinal sweetness and overpowering cherry aroma. While some find it vibrant and affordable, others feel it lacks substance. The wine is noted for its red fruit flavors and light-bodied structure.
This Pinot Noir presents a translucent ruby hue, indicative of its delicate extraction. The nose is a symphony of red cherry, wild strawberry, and a whisper of forest floor, underscored by subtle hints of clove and rose petal. On the palate, it offers a lithe body with finely woven tannins and a vibrant acidity that elevates the red fruit core. The finish is elegantly prolonged, with a mineral edge and a touch of spice, showcasing a classic expression of Pinot Noir that aligns with the refined styles of cooler climate regions.
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