Another Languedoc, France Pinot Noir
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Wine Reviewed
Hob Nob Pinot Noir, George Duboeuf 2011 12.5 % alcohol about $10.
Let’s start by quoting the marketing materials.. “Tasting Note :
bright ruby colour with pink rim; cherry and raspberry aromas; dry,
medium body; juicy ripe berry flavour with medium finish. Serving
Suggestion : serve with poached salmon.” And now for my review.At the first sips this wine was sweet, offering earthy, light tannins and acidity. The initial meal centered on slow-cooked beef ribs. The libation’s acidity perked up but its sweetness was still out of line. Simultaneously cooked potatoes did not offer much of a change. Carrots tamed the drink’s acidity; not that it had been untamed. I spread a healthy dose of Yemeni green jalapeno pepper sauce on the meat and the wine took on the condiment’s power. Fresh raspberries for dessert rendered our Languedoc friend steely.
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