Siduri Pinot Noir Willamette Valley 750ml
Willamette Valley, Oregon, United States
Producer:Siduri
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Product Description
On the nose, cranberry, persimmon, bay leaf, black pepper and autumn mulch. On the palate, black cherry, boysenberry, cinnamon and hints of clove and earth. Pleasantly firm tannins hold the long finish, which is highlighted by juicy acidity and spice.
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Wine EnthusiastWhile this is Siduri’s “regular” Pinot, it’s a real standout. Charming fruit and spice aromas seem perfectly aligned with the complex, layered, intricate flavors that follow. The wine is firm textured, concentrated and impressive, offering everything from bright raspberries to rich black cherries to cedar and clove accents.
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Wine AdvocateMatured for 10 months in 25% new French oak, the 2021 Pinot Noir Willamette Valley has savory scents of cranberry sauce, blackberries, woodsmoke, tobacco and forest floor. The medium-bodied palate features generous, crunchy fruit and spicy accents. It has a silky texture, mouthwatering acidity and a long, expressive finish.
The Willamette Valley in Oregon is renowned for its cool-climate wines, particularly its exceptional Pinot Noir. Winemakers in this region also produce outstanding Pinot Gris and Chardonnay, benefitting from diverse microclimates and terroirs. Notable sub-appellations, such as Dundee Hills and Yamhill-Carlton, contribute unique characteristics to the wines, making the Willamette Valley a premier destination for lovers of nuanced and expressive cool-climate varietals.
Pinot Noir is a red wine grape variety that is widely considered one of the most challenging and finicky to grow. It is known for producing elegant, aromatic wines with flavors and aromas that can include red berries, cherry, floral notes, and earthy undertones. Pinot Noir is often associated with regions like Burgundy in France, where it reaches its pinnacle, producing some of the world's most sought-after and expensive wines.