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Devil's Corner Pinot Noir 2020

Red wine

| 750 ml

| Australia

Tasmania

60 % of 100

| 5 reviews Add Your Review

$28.85

Detailed info

It is well known that Pinot Noir is a grape variety that best expresses itself in cooler terroirs. This is what you’ll find, among other things, on the island of Tasmania, located at the southern limit of Australia. Being in the southern hemisphere, it is therefore its most temperate vineyard! This cuvée expresses itself through a profile of red berries and plum, in a mouth that is rather thirst-quenching and balanced. Enjoy lightly chilled with grilled pork chops or Portuguese chicken.

Country Australia
Region Tasmania, Tasmania
Regulated Designation Table wine
Grape variety Pinot noir 100 %
Degree of alcohol 12.5 %
Sugar content 1.9 g/L
Color Red
Size 750 ml
Producer Tamar Ridge Wines
Promoting agent Vintrinsec (7909284 Canada inc.)
SAQ code 14588896
UPC code 09325814006279

Tasting

Vintage tasted 2020
Aromas cherry, cranberry, plum, sweet spices

Acidity present
Sweetness dry
Body light
Mouthfeel delicate
Wood none

Serving temperature From 14°C to 16°C

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Repentigny - Boul. Brien

November 15, 2022

(Automatically translated) A fantastically well-balanced Pinot Noir. Aroma of tart cherry and also slightly candied. The slightly minty and herbaceous eucalyptus side balances the small residual sugar and acidity. Salmon or barramundi, olive tapenade, capers and cranberries... Mmmm!

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