I am looking for a good and inexpensive table wine that happens to be a Pinot.
This isn't what I am looking for as it tastes like the side of a barn. The end.
Wine Review - Woodbridge Pinot
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I am looking for a good and inexpensive table wine that happens to be a Pinot.
This isn't what I am looking for as it tastes like the side of a barn. The end.
Barwick Estates 2010 Pinot Noir
| Pemberton, Western Australia |
The far-flung, cool-climate corner of southwest Australia is promising for pinot, although it?s barely on the radar. This red is light- to mid-weight, smooth and juicy, with classic pinot cran-cherry fruit, tobacco smoke and underbrush character. Tannins are fine, but there is some heat.
| Pemberton, Western Australia |
The far-flung, cool-climate corner of southwest Australia is promising for pinot, although it?s barely on the radar. This red is light- to mid-weight, smooth and juicy, with classic pinot cran-cherry fruit, tobacco smoke and underbrush character. Tannins are fine, but there is some heat.
I am looking for a good and inexpensive table wine that happens to be a Pinot.
This isn't what I am looking for as it tastes like the side of a barn. The end.
Look at the spectator rating on the signs at Costco. If it is above an 88 rating, you are golden :0074
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Try dumping a case of bottles in Salt Water for a few years.....I hear it's the NEW RAGE.................:0003
