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Thanksgiving pic for the family. 90% Pinot Noir and 10% Portguiser. A little drier then I expected with tart red fruit. Crisp acidity and well balanced. Medium tannins, low alcohol.
Thanksgiving pic for the family. 90% Pinot Noir and 10% Portguiser. A little drier then I expected with tart red fruit. Crisp acidity and well balanced. Medium tannins, low alcohol.
Honestly, I didn’t mind too much. There was a also a fun fresh, cherry Dr Pepper thing going on and for me at least brett is the least offensive of the common wine faults—especially in natural wines. In the best of wines/cases it can be pleasant and add character. We can debate this forever but I’ll die on this hill: brett is terroir!
A very bretty petty.
Honestly, I didn’t mind too much. There was a also a fun fresh, cherry Dr Pepper thing going on and for me at least brett is the least offensive of the common wine faults—especially in natural wines. In the best of wines/cases it can be pleasant and add character. We can debate this forever but I’ll die on this hill: brett is terroir!