2020/24 Pavette Pinot Noir, California
2020/24 Pavette Pinot Noir, California
£21.00
13 in stock
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Great value Pinot Noir isn’t usually associated with California so we were over the moon to discover this beauty from Pavette in Napa. This is a wonderfully easy drinking Pinot with ripe red cranberry, raspberry and cherry fruits, a touch of smokiness and lovely creamy texture. Ageing takes place in a mixture of stainless steel (80%) and French oak (20%) for 10 months prior to bottling.
This is a must try for those who like their Pinot Noir on the gluggable side!
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