Alfio Moriconi Selection Bourgogne Pinot Noir

Smells and tastes like Concord grape from mogan david, but with a dry finish. Pretty horrid, thanks #traderjoes for the crapy wine. #bourgogne #crap

Ruby colored with a bit of purple depth. Nose is bright cherry, fresh strawberry, and floral. Quite light on the palate. Light raspberry, strawberry, and sour cherry. Getting hibiscus and rose water. Very refreshing. A bit more tannin than the lighter flavors warrant. Medium acidity. I think this is more interesting than many reviewers have noted, but it lacks depth and harmony. Hard to say whether more time in the bottle will help focus and concentrate it.

Easy finish. Sipping side-by-side with a Boen Pinot Noir blend from California, and we love the old world earthiness. It starts spicy and ends mossy in the best way.

Very tart on opening. After being opened for 8 hours, it was much less tart.

Bright red fruit, light Pinot

Good for pounding. Super easy drinking...though thin. Just not a whole lot there, but nothing to complain about.

Watery and tarte. Nothing special but easy to drink. If you let it sit for a few minutes it gets better

Light, little flavor. Drinkable, but not enjoyable. Way overpriced. T/W $19.99

Not a lot flavor in my opinion. Very dry and left a slight after taste on the palate.

Very thin, some plum flavors but a distinctly unpleasant nose that softened a bit as it opened up. I rarely taste a wine I find really off-putting (unless it's actually gone bad) but this was one.