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After biking through the Loire, Champagne and Burgundy regions for a French racing team, John Grochau headed back to his native Oregon to start his project in 2002. His wines are easy to drink and well balanced, which gives them certain touche française. This Pinot Noir, matured almost completely in neutral casks, is a blend of many Willamette Valley plots that brings out the essence of each vintage. With a silky structure and great suppleness, the wine reveals notes of cherry, cocoa and pot-pourri.
- Country United States
- Region Oregon
- Designation of origin Willamette Valley
- Regulated Designation American Viticultural Areas (AVA)
- Grape variety Pinot noir 100 %
- Degree of alcohol 13.4 %
- Sugar content <1.2 g/L
- Color Red
- Size 750 ml
- Producer Grochau Cellars
- Promoting agent Symbiose vins et cies inc.
- SAQ code 13234771
- UPC code 00851895004006
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- Vintage tasted 2022
- Aromas candied cherry, cocoa, dried flowers, violet
- Acidity present
- Sweetness dry
- Body medium-bodied
- Mouthfeel generous
- Wood discreet
- Serving temperature From 15°C to 17°C
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Rum and pineapple hamPreparation NoneCooking time 1 min -
Penne with wild mushroomsPreparation 10 minCooking time 30 min -
Brie and eggplant pizzaPreparation 25 minCooking time 8 min
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Repentigny - Boul. Brien
February 7, 2024
(Automatically translated) Beautiful Pinot Noir at its best. Elegant, juicy black fruit and pink pepper finish.. A former professional cyclist turned winemaker. I loved the drinkable side. A generous palate!! Big wow!
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