Le Grand Caillou Pinot Noir

Fine for $15. Would be good by the pool.

Good bramble and cherry attack, turns tart tannin, stony undertones. French Pinot that's $10 and is #dailytable approved.

Cool label. Nice color. Darker version on Pinot Noir. Smells like avocado oil, currant and cranberry sauce and cut wood. Flavors are cherry berry sauce. Fuller backbone. Like a really good berry based candy. Complex.

Quite nice

Mild mild berries upfront with a medium tart dry cranberry finish. From the Loire valley.

Pinot from France tastes different than Pinot from California. Almost tastes more dry/bitter. Smooth wine, but spices really dominate the taste. Don’t love or hate this wine.

Smoother bodied Pinot

Easy drinker

Pretty, pretty not good. It's definitely red. With strong hints of acid reflux. Pairs well with cheesecake and popcorn.

Very nice. Earthy,dusty, medium tannin, medium to light body. Great Wine for people trying to get there palette trained to efficiently taste bigger bolder old world wines