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Le Clos Jordanne 2006 Claystone Pinot Noir
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Date added;:
22.Oct.2008
Author :
Michael Pinkus - Grape Guy
Description
While all the Le Clos wines have their own expressiveness of the vineyard terroir in which they are grown, two really stood out: "La Petite" is very feminine with perfumed and floral notes ... but for my money it's this more masculine version of Pinot that I prefer, more rugged with a red berry fruit nose (cherry mostly) and sweet herbs that join in on the aroma profile. On the palate there’s plenty of firmness, spicy red cherry and dry stonyness – there’s also in your face tannins that dry your tongue and beg for food to complement its flavours ... of course it would be nothing without a long finish - and yes it has that too. Price: $40.00
Notes
Available on the winery's website and thru the LCBO Classics (March 2009)
Varietal / Grape
Pinot Noir
Region
Niagara
Winery
Le Clos Jordanne
Year
2006
Rating
1 (Min.)
5 (Max.)
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