Lioco

Hirsch Vineyard Pinot Noir

9.39 ratings
9.41 pro ratings
Sonoma Coast, Sonoma County, California, USA
Pinot Noir
Turkey, Game, Exotic Spices, Soft Cheese, Duck, Goose, Salads & Greens, Potato, Quinoa, Farro, Brown Rice, White Rice, Pasta, Herbs, Nuts & Seeds, Mushrooms, Chicken, Meaty & Oily Fish, Shellfish, Crab & Lobster, Stew, Onion, Shallot, Garlic, Salami & Prosciutto, Salmon, Quinoa, Shellfish
Top Notes For
Sipping Fine Wine

LIOCO is the result of a long collaboration between Matt Licklider (a wine importer) and Kevin O'Connor (former wine director at Spago-Beverly Hills). Dark Ruby with Aromas of sweet black fruits and earthy spice. 30% of the fruit comes from the famed Hirsch Vineyard. On the palate raspberry with floral notes. Soft tannins, well made, lingering with a complex ending balanced between fruit, spice and sweetness. A must try.

LIOCO is the result of a long collaboration between Matt Licklider (a wine importer) and Kevin O'Connor (former wine director at Spago-Beverly Hills). Dark Ruby with Aromas of sweet black fruits and earthy spice. 30% of the fruit comes from the famed Hirsch Vineyard. On the palate raspberry with floral notes. Soft tannins, well made, lingering with a complex ending balanced between fruit, spice and sweetness. A must try.

Nov 10th, 2017
Galen Hasler

Balanced but declining. Lovely PN

Balanced but declining. Lovely PN

Oct 23rd, 2019
Brad Farmerie

Crunchy red fruits- rhubarb, currant, pomegranate with just a little woody funk

Crunchy red fruits- rhubarb, currant, pomegranate with just a little woody funk

Aug 3rd, 2016
Ben Jones

This wine (and the Lioco Hanzell Chard) consistently broaden my horizons on what's possible with the right fruit and the right wine making technique. With beautiful red fruit on the nose and palate that lead to a structured earthiness on it's finish. It's great with food or on its own, it's wine like this that keeps pulling me back to pulling more corks.

This wine (and the Lioco Hanzell Chard) consistently broaden my horizons on what's possible with the right fruit and the right wine making technique. With beautiful red fruit on the nose and palate that lead to a structured earthiness on it's finish. It's great with food or on its own, it's wine like this that keeps pulling me back to pulling more corks.

Feb 23rd, 2016
Allen Poppe

Allen had this 7 years ago

Allen had this 7 years ago

Aug 8th, 2017
Nick Blannin

Nick had this 8 years ago

Nick had this 8 years ago

Aug 19th, 2016
Ben Jones

Ben had this 8 years ago

Ben had this 8 years ago

Jul 20th, 2016
Amy Thornburg

Amy had this 8 years ago

Amy had this 8 years ago

Jul 11th, 2016
Amy Thornburg

Amy had this 9 years ago

Amy had this 9 years ago

Dec 2nd, 2015