Les Pinots Noir & Gris

A quirky white wine from Lichen, this is actually a blend of 60% Pinot Noir with 40% Pinot Gris. Juicy and delightfully gratifying - it tastes of ripe pear, green apple skin, and rounded wet stones. Generous and ample, the wine is immeasurably easy to drink.

Terrible name but great wine.

If you don't know lichen, you will soon!

Rippen tense acid! Just my style

So much yes, so crisp and clean. Would love to cellar a couple bottles for a couple of years.

Can only be described as incredibly unique and diverse. 60% Pinot Noir, 40% Pinot Gris. Aromatic, but not exquisitely so, merely hints of floral and spice. Initially white fruits grab you on the palate - grapefruit & white peach. Then it takes an unorthodox turn and heads toward rhubarbs and sea brine on the mid palate and lengthy finish. Could venture drinking this with all sorts of dishes. To add to its uniqueness, it is merely 11%.

Like this mash-up a lot, at once white and quenching - at the next moment showing enough authority to match well with four diverse entrees.

Great texture and acidity. Muted fruit, or maybe thats just the bottle.

Served a little cold, but like the mouth feel once it warmed up. Full mid palate with some floral richness that was superb.

Much better when warmer. Delicate but intriguing.