Brancott Estate
Vintage : 2011
Grape Variety : Pinot Noir 100 %
Country : New Zealand
Terroir : South Island
Tasting Notes
Appearance : An authentic tawny red with a medium intensity.
Nose : Freshness brought by Prune aroma along with smoke and a subtle touch of pepper.
Palate : Having a suave attack, this wine will surprise you with its freshness! Its flavors such as dark chocolate, prune and spice are making it easy to enjoy for everyone. However, the body is not well balanced, which makes us think that you should keep this wine in your cellar for 2 to 3 years!
Our Feeling at WAW Blog:
A surprising wine, which could be drunk at 11-13°C in spring/summer to reveal all of its freshness. It can be a very good alternative to a rosé!
Food & Wine Pairings :
The best match for this wine is a salad Niçoise, or even a fresh goat cheese with honey!
Where can you find it ? What about € ?
At Carrefour for 3,5€.
Vintage : 2011
Grape Variety : Pinot Noir 100 %
Country : France
Terroir : Nuits-Saint-Georges
Tasting Notes
Appearance : A beautiful and intense garnet wine.
Nose : Amazing complexity of aromas with Apricot, Almond, Spice and Liquorice!
Palate : A well balanced wine that surprises you with the blend of Apricot and Spice. Easy to drink, fresh, with a high intensity of flavor.
Our Feeling at WAW Blog:
This wine meets all the standards of a good Burgundy, therefore you should have it in your cellar. However, it misses the extravagant touch that would make it a perfect Burgundy.
Food & Wine Pairings :
We advice you to match this wine with wood pigeon, cheese or even with wild boar meat!
Where can you find it ? What about € ?
At Carrefour for 16€.
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