Martinelli
Lolita Ranch Pinot Noir
Oh man does that 15.2% alcohol bust through. Even with a chill this wine is super hot.
Smells fresher and younger than it's 2007 Bondi Home Ranch counterpart. I guess that bulb in alcohol and new oak helps.
Nose is bing cherry, cola and oak. Palate is blasted candied cherry, anise, cedar, baking spice.
Oh man does that 15.2% alcohol bust through. Even with a chill this wine is super hot.
Smells fresher and younger than it's 2007 Bondi Home Ranch counterpart. I guess that bulb in alcohol and new oak helps.
Nose is bing cherry, cola and oak. Palate is blasted candied cherry, anise, cedar, baking spice.
Probably my favorite Martinelli outside of Blue Ridge. Opened up beautifully, full of bright fruit.
Probably my favorite Martinelli outside of Blue Ridge. Opened up beautifully, full of bright fruit.
Jan 10th, 2016Clean aromas of red cherry and spices . It has flavors of red plum and wild berries
Clean aromas of red cherry and spices . It has flavors of red plum and wild berries
Mar 9th, 2024Full bodied, unexpectedly high alcohol level (15.7%), fruit-forward (ripe fruit), unfiltered Pinot Noir from renowned Russian River Valley producer Martinelli (managed by pioneering winemaker Helen Turley until 2010)
Full bodied, unexpectedly high alcohol level (15.7%), fruit-forward (ripe fruit), unfiltered Pinot Noir from renowned Russian River Valley producer Martinelli (managed by pioneering winemaker Helen Turley until 2010)
Mar 17th, 2019A little on the ripe side with a little too much alcohol however this wine has many layers with spices, black cherries, blackberries black tea licorice and a touch of oak. If the alcohol level was a little lower I would have guessed a burgundy premier or grand cru but that's not the case.
A little on the ripe side with a little too much alcohol however this wine has many layers with spices, black cherries, blackberries black tea licorice and a touch of oak. If the alcohol level was a little lower I would have guessed a burgundy premier or grand cru but that's not the case.
Sep 8th, 2018