Pinot Noir

Draped and shaded seductively maroon to burgundy sporting a deeper burgundy rim, spin her around you'll catch dampened earth, the last night's smoldering fire hits but mellows to spice interestingly accenting a hint of camomile, then back to the smoldering embers , a kiss goes to first blush blueberries and strawberries unctuously coating, clinging front to back, as tannins squeeze the acid and fruit just enough to slow the flow for a lazy decent into a skinny-dipping swim, swirl and, oh hell yes, another swig, which at a mere 12% I want to dance all night! Tomorrow, I'll snag a couple of cases of this seductive stuff, but for now, "a glass of red and the sunset..."

Very light colored wine, but dense in flavor. Mouth-coating cedar overlays the cherry, plum, and rose hip medley. A bit astringent. Maybe not the perfect pairing, but it works well with chicken piccata. Would be really nice with pork medallions.
Listening to my son yelling at Fortnight (and Matthew Sweet's 100% fun, released 31 years ago today. A start to finish album!)

I loved this wine! It had a fresh, tan quality that made it perfect with the chicken mayonnaise and cheesy focaccia we served. Its acidity and a little bit of herby or floral overlay and a light mouth feel made it a really great food wine.

Pale-medium ruby color.
Aromas of black cherry, strawberry, subtle spice.
Dry. Flavors of black cherry, strawberry, spice. Light & fresh.

Intensity: 4/5
Complexity: 2/5
Balance: 5/5
Finish: 4/5

very good and easy drinking. slightly fruity and sweet on the nose. has a nice finish

Very light and smooth & lingers nicely on the palate. Easy drinking not offensive. Back of bottle has braille detail. Yes would buy again

First time drinking an Italian Pinot noir but I loved it. Extremely drinkable and smooth with great flavor, not too sweet or too spicy. Amazing

I tried this last night and again tonight thinking it needed to breathe but I did not like. I did not like the smell and I did not think it was smooth. Smelled like a dirty kitchen rag. Then taste follows.

Big fruit and jam and berries. Light acid, off dry and man does it smell good.

Maroon to burgundy with a deeper burgundy rim, spin it around and dampened earth and last night's smoldering fire hits but mellows to spice interestingly accenting camomile and a way far-off Play-Doh fantasy then back to the smoldering ember blueberries and strawberries unctuously coating, clinging front to back, then the tannins squeeze the acid and fruit just enough to slow the flow for a lazy decent into a skinny-dipping swim, swirl and, hell yes, another swig, which at a mere 12% I want to dance all night! Don't know about you, but I plan to snag a couple of cases of this seductive stuff with the sunrise. For now, "a glass of red and the sunset..."