Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Pinot Evil Pinot Noir

I had a tasting on Pinot Evil Pinot Noir ($5 on sale, regularly $7) from France.  This is a non-vintage wine.  The aroma was cherry (as stated in the Winemaker's Notes).  The flavor ... flavorless (notice no flavor profile mentioned in the Winemaker's Notes) with a tart finish.  Not tannic.  Mouth feel was thin.   To say this was underwhelming is being generous.  Yes, I did sell wine, but most customers did not enjoy this.  I spoke with a couple other women that were doing a tasting on this wine and it was not well received at their tastings either. 

Winemaker's Notes:  France is an ideal location for wine, especially when it comes to Pinot Noir. With a cool climate, France has one of the best growing regions in the world for pinot noir grapes. From I’lle de Beauté, France this Pinot Noir is light-bodied, has a lovely ripe cherry nose that cascades into a smooth, velvet finish. Enjoy this wine with roasted duck, rosemary-garlic pork or with friends when you just monkey around.

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