Monticello Vineyards ESTATE GROWN Pinot Noir Napa Valley California
Name:
Monticello Vineyards ESTATE GROWN Pinot Noir Napa Valley California - 2005
Where it's from:
>USA
>California
>Napa Valley
Price per case:
£218.98
Bottle size:
75 cl
Bottles per case:
12
Style:
Powerful Reds
Grapes:
Pinot Noir
Description:
As is typical for our Pinot Noir, this wine has very strong red-berry aromatics, including raspberry and strawberry. There are hints of ginger, clove and vanilla which accent the fruit. The tannins are supple, and frame the wine very well. It is a medium-to-full bodied wine that has a very nice balance of fruit and acidity. The berry flavours coat the palate and the finish resonates with berry and spice. Designed to be enjoyed young, while it is full of vim, vigour and vibrancy, this wine is tasting great upon release and will continue to develop and drink well.
Country:
USA
Region:
California
Sub region:
Napa Valley
Producer:
Monticello Vineyards
Product ID:
59632
Delivery Timescales:
10
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