Thursday, April 16, 2009
pinot Noir on a cold Maine night
The cat hit done and I wasn't. The winemaker for Castle Rock is the famous August Briggs. Mr Briggs is a busy man, twenty percent of all Pinot in California is produced under his watchful eye, or at least with some level of involvement. This is the kind of genius that is in the Castle Rock Pinot Noir. Price in the 16.99 area . It's wine o'clock somewhere! Thanks
Pinot Noir on a cold Maine
Hi been awhile since last blog. I assure you it's not from lack of inspiration.
Russian River California home to some of my favorite Chardonnays,also boasts grapes for Castle Rock Reserve Pinot Noir. Castle Rock Pinot starts with grapes selected for uniform ripeness, gently pressed and barrel fermented like a baby in French oak for 9 months. This small production reserve has aromas and flavors of plum, cherry, vanilla and cinnamon. The flavors are supple and layered and have supple velvety mouthfeel ,the long finish says"get that last drop".
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