Morandé Pionero Pinot Noir Reserva 2018
The Morandé Pionero Pinot Noir Reserva is made from 100% Pinot Noir grapes sourced from the Belén vineyards in Casablanca. The soils here are sandy clay and the climate is strongly influenced by the proximity of the sea. This gives the valley a “cold-climate” identity, which is expressed in grapes with high aromatic expression and great freshness. Violet red in colour this wine displays fresh red fruit aromas alongside light spicy notes. The palate is very fresh displaying good balance between acidity and fine tannins. Notes of red berries, cloves, dark chocolate and a delicate finish of roasted coffee beans. Terrific value for money!
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