Smooth, fresh and fruity, we review the Le Fat Bastard Pinot Noir from southern France.
Pinot Noir primarily from from select vineyards in the foothills of Massif Central near the communes of Pézenas and Narbonne, France.
Sample submitted for review. Le Fat Bastard Pinot Noir has an SRP of $13 and can be found for as low as $10. It is imported by Winebow, Inc.
This Pinot Noir has an unapologetically bold character, infused with sheer joie de vivre. Born from sun-drenched vineyards in the Pays d’Oc area, Fat bastard fully embodies the vibrance of the Southern French region.
Intense, cherry red in color with flavors of crushed strawberry and wild raspberry, followed by delicate tannins and a smooth finish – a character guaranteed to elicit a smile whether enjoyed with food or on its own. Make today fabulous.
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13% Alcohol
The 2020 Fat Bastard Pinot Noir opens with a pleasing, fresh and fruity aroma of strawberry and raspberry with a little cherry.
Taking a sip reveals a smooth and tasty wine that has similar flavors to the nose along with touches of spice. This is a mostly fruity Pinot that is quite easy to drink, but offers good depth and acidity. Like most Pinot at this price point, it’s simple but that doesn’t mean it’s not good.
It ends dry and long with some chalkiness under the fruit and a bit of black tea. This is solid for the low price.
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