Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Sheldrake Point Fleur de Pinot

This 2006 Finger Lakes Pinot Noir from various clones starts out as an easy quaffer, but develops into something intriguing. The first few tastes were light and fruity, mostly cherry, balanced by tannins from old French Oak. However, after about twenty or thirty minutes sitting in the glass, it takes on a much more complex character. It hints of sweet earth and lilac on the nose right through the finish. This is easily something to slightly chill for an afternoon BBQ, and versatile enough to combine it with just about any grilled meat or vegetable. GOOD

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