Voss Expert tasting note
This Pinot Noir presents a translucent ruby hue, inviting with aromas of ripe red cherries, wild strawberries, and a hint of forest floor complexity.
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Maiky
Decent, if unremarkable, Bulgarian red wine with a rich, dark ruby tone and a nose that combines the juiciness of cherry and the delicate nuance of oak. The texture is medium-bodied, with a juicy structure and a cherry flavor profile that is both pleasant and satisfying. However, the wine feels a bit one-dimensional and could benefit from a bit more depth and richness to elevate its rating.
Kerlyn
Bulgarian pinot noir with a rich, fruity aroma, featuring notes of red currant, sour cherries, and whispers of cinnamon and soy sauce. However, the wine's lack of concentration and watery smoothness detract from its in summary experience. Despite its flaws, the wine's dry and small finish, accompanied by a undertone of alcohol, earns it a spot in the pantheon of affordable, under-the-radar wines. With a relatively low crispness and sugar content, this wine is a captivating affordability for its price.
Yhadira
Multi faceted and engaging wine with a dry and fruity profile, featuring accents of cherry mushroom, pine, and herbs that add substance and nuance to its on the whole character.
Based on 8 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Maiky
Decent, if unremarkable, Bulgarian red wine with a rich, dark ruby tone and a nose that combines the juiciness of cherry and the delicate nuance of oak. The texture is medium-bodied, with a juicy structure and a cherry flavor profile that is both pleasant and satisfying. However, the wine feels a bit one-dimensional and could benefit from a bit more depth and richness to elevate its rating.
Kerlyn
Bulgarian pinot noir with a rich, fruity aroma, featuring notes of red currant, sour cherries, and whispers of cinnamon and soy sauce. However, the wine's lack of concentration and watery smoothness detract from its in summary experience. Despite its flaws, the wine's dry and small finish, accompanied by a undertone of alcohol, earns it a spot in the pantheon of affordable, under-the-radar wines. With a relatively low crispness and sugar content, this wine is a captivating affordability for its price.
Yhadira
Multi faceted and engaging wine with a dry and fruity profile, featuring accents of cherry mushroom, pine, and herbs that add substance and nuance to its on the whole character.
Rough Day Pinot Noir is a Bulgarian wine with a rich cherry and oak aroma, and a medium body. While some appreciate its fruity and earthy profile, others find it lacking in depth and complexity. The wine's affordability is noted, but its one-dimensional nature and occasional bitterness are drawbacks. It is seen as an under-the-radar choice for those seeking a straightforward Pinot Noir experience.
This Pinot Noir presents a translucent ruby hue, inviting with aromas of ripe red cherries, wild strawberries, and a hint of forest floor complexity. On the palate, it offers a supple texture with well-integrated tannins and a vibrant acidity that lifts the fruit profile, revealing layers of raspberry coulis and subtle spice. The mid-palate is elegantly structured, leading to a lingering finish marked by whispers of dried herbs and a touch of minerality. This wine exemplifies a classic expression of Pinot Noir, making it a versatile choice for pairing with a variety of dishes.
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