People pleasing Pinot, the Lucky Rock County Cuvee Pinot Noir.
100% Pinot Noir from four vineyards in three counties in California: 42% Monterey County (White Sage and Grava Ranch vineyards), 39% San Benito County (Vista Verde Vineyard) and 19% Sonoma County (Morelli Vineyard). The wine was aged for 9 months in 100% French oak, 10% of which was new.
Sample submitted for review. The wine has an SRP of $22 and is available for as low as $19. 2,182 cases produced. Ready to buy? Check your local retailers.
Rich fruitful nose – SMELLS GOOD.
Great palate weight – DOESN’T FEEL LIKE WATER IN YOUR MOUTH.
Dark fruits followed by red fruits – CAN’T HELP YOU HERE.
Toasty vanilla + cooking spice – FROM BARREL AGING, MOSTLY.
Balanced fruit + acid profiles – FROM GOOD WINEMAKING!Would You Like To Save This?
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14% Alcohol
The 2018 Lucky Rock County Cuvee Pinot Noir begins with a very pleasing aroma of black cherry, cranberry and a little strawberry plus cola and touches of cinnamon, mint and other spice. The medium bodied wine tastes great with a smooth mouthfeel and lots of really well integrated and long lasting spice to go along with the red cherry, black cherry and other red berry fruits. A great earthy undertone comes out on the mid-palate and leads into the long, dry, lingering finish of tart cherry fruit.
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