Isabel EstateAratoro Marlborough Pinot Noir
About this product
- TypePinot Noir
- Size750ML
- RegionMarlborough
- Current Vintage2021
- Standard Drinks8
- Alcohol Volume13.5%
- CountryNew Zealand
- Brand NameIsabel Estate
- Wine MakerJeremy McKenzie & Josh Hammond
- ClosureScrew Cap
- Wine SweetnessDry
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Vintage 2019
95 points
Some like to drink their pinots on the cooler side. We recommend allowing this beauty to come to a reasonable room temperature. This will allow the opulent fruit full expression across the palate. It’s packed full of flavour, displaying rich red fruit, black cherries, dried herbs, piquancy (rhubarbSome like to drink their pinots on the cooler side. We recommend allowing this beauty to come to a reasonable room temperature. This will allow the opulent fruit full expression across the palate. It’s packed full of flavour, displaying rich red fruit, black cherries, dried herbs, piquancy (rhubarb?), toasted dark spices and al dente tannins for structure. Another tip - it’s a wine that opens up considerably on breathing, so don’t be in a rush. The wine has the backbone and flavour structure to stand up to strong flavoured meals, perhaps New Zealand venison? A very limited release.), toasted dark spices and al dente tannins for structure. Another tip - it’s a wine that opens up considerably on breathing, so don’t be in a rush. The wine has the backbone and flavour structure to stand up to strong flavoured meals, perhaps New Zealand venisonSome like to drink their pinots on the cooler side. We recommend allowing this beauty to come to a reasonable room temperature. This will allow the opulent fruit full expression across the palate. It’s packed full of flavour, displaying rich red fruit, black cherries, dried herbs, piquancy (rhubarb?), toasted dark spices and al dente tannins for structure. Another tip - it’s a wine that opens up considerably on breathing, so don’t be in a rush. The wine has the backbone and flavour structure to stand up to strong flavoured meals, perhaps New Zealand venison? A very limited release. A very limited release.
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