Bodega Familia Schroeder
Saurus Patagonia Pinot Noir
This is nicely balanced fruit and acidity. Perfect with Mexican seafood and awesome desserts.
This is nicely balanced fruit and acidity. Perfect with Mexican seafood and awesome desserts.
Apr 3rd, 2019Tremendo aroma sabor asombroso en esta ocasión uvas verdes 👌🏻🍷
Tremendo aroma sabor asombroso en esta ocasión uvas verdes 👌🏻🍷
1 person found it helpfulSep 21st, 2018Beautifuly structured pinot. Fruits and acidity are definitely showing.
Beautifuly structured pinot. Fruits and acidity are definitely showing.
Aug 24th, 2016acidity, tannins, blackberries, dark berries
acidity, tannins, blackberries, dark berries
Jan 4th, 2022Smooth Pinot with some spice. Great to see these wines coming out of Argentina
Smooth Pinot with some spice. Great to see these wines coming out of Argentina
Sep 6th, 2016Great value Pinot Noir from Patagonia Argentina. Raspberry and Blueberry flavors. Light tannins. For a young vintage, not as "hot" as I would expect.
Great value Pinot Noir from Patagonia Argentina. Raspberry and Blueberry flavors. Light tannins. For a young vintage, not as "hot" as I would expect.
Jun 19th, 2016Tasted this at Astor Wines...even better drinking it at home (with pasta)!
Tasted this at Astor Wines...even better drinking it at home (with pasta)!
Apr 16th, 2016I chose this Patagonian red while walking home, only to realize that I was up to episode 3 of Chef's Table with Patagonian based chef, Francis Mallman. A beautiful coincidence and a delicious drop indeed. Smokey, cherry and blueberry flavors with a touch of lavender on the end.
Fun facts:
The Saurus wines take their name from a very unusual, but important discovery. When the Familia Schroeder winery was being constructed on the vast plains of Patagonia, the fossilized remains of a Titanosaur were unearthed. This dinosaur roamed the area millions of years ago and was one of the biggest species ever known. In honor of this amazing discovery, the family built a special cellar in which to display the bones to the winery's visitors. They were also inspired to create the Saurus line of wines.
I chose this Patagonian red while walking home, only to realize that I was up to episode 3 of Chef's Table with Patagonian based chef, Francis Mallman. A beautiful coincidence and a delicious drop indeed. Smokey, cherry and blueberry flavors with a touch of lavender on the end.
Fun facts:
The Saurus wines take their name from a very unusual, but important discovery. When the Familia Schroeder winery was being constructed on the vast plains of Patagonia, the fossilized remains of a Titanosaur were unearthed. This dinosaur roamed the area millions of years ago and was one of the biggest species ever known. In honor of this amazing discovery, the family built a special cellar in which to display the bones to the winery's visitors. They were also inspired to create the Saurus line of wines.