Birichino
Saint Georges Pinot Noir
Bluish ruby and terribly hazy (likely from the lack of filtration); rich plum and strawberry nose with some neutral oak, pepper and thyme; red fruits and herbs dominate the palate and it ends with a powerful spicy anis-liquorice. The cloudy/hazy apperance and rough taste are significant turn-offs.
Bluish ruby and terribly hazy (likely from the lack of filtration); rich plum and strawberry nose with some neutral oak, pepper and thyme; red fruits and herbs dominate the palate and it ends with a powerful spicy anis-liquorice. The cloudy/hazy apperance and rough taste are significant turn-offs.
Jan 19th, 2018Soft French style with more fruit. Not sure what to make of the sour flavor, but it definitely grew on me. Easy drinking and preferred by Ash and Katie "I'd give it 3 stars"
Soft French style with more fruit. Not sure what to make of the sour flavor, but it definitely grew on me. Easy drinking and preferred by Ash and Katie "I'd give it 3 stars"
1 person found it helpfulMar 29th, 2017Lighter, aromatic, feminine. Great value Pinot.
Lighter, aromatic, feminine. Great value Pinot.
Nov 20th, 2016@David T Opportunistically making my way through the Birichino lineup per your recommendation! This was delicate and lovely, pale garnet with wild strawberry and wet leaf aromas with gulpable red fruit. Now to try the Grenache.
@David T Opportunistically making my way through the Birichino lineup per your recommendation! This was delicate and lovely, pale garnet with wild strawberry and wet leaf aromas with gulpable red fruit. Now to try the Grenache.
Sep 25th, 2017