Bourgogne Pinot Noir

Burgundy has a brand problem. The rest of the world makes a far better wine at a $22 price point. This simple, black cherry/cranberry plonk was drinkable, but was an $11 bottle in terms of the juice itself.

Good entry level PN, well rounded, good acidity; nothing stands out but nothing to fault either.

Medium bodied, light tannin and with the aroma of strawberry. Kinda boring because of lack of structure but...proper enough for daily pleasure and goes well with a wide range of food.

This is a good Pinot. It's a nice go-to if you want a Pinot that will suit most pallets. Medium pallet.

Harris Teeter. $21.00. Nice, clean Pinot. Excellent Burgundy value.

Louis Latour's domaine covers 50 hectares including the largest collection of Grand Cru vineyards in Burgundy. Aged for 12 months ageing in stainless steel, Ruby with red fruit aromas. On the palate strawberry and tart cherry with licorice notes, fine tannins, lively acidity. Medium finish ending with generous mineral tones. Good value.

Light and tangy. Good acid and tart cherry intermingled with dusty earth. Delicate but flavorful.

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Well... A warm sunny Sunday afternoon unfolds with fettuccini and Louis Latour... After aeration, Nose excites with promise of earth and acidity. Mouth is remarkable wet with finesse and berries that carry into the finish... Only slight acid remains

A vibrant taste with berries